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620, Michigan Avenue Northeast, 20064, Washington, US United States
kontakt telefon: +1 202-319-5000
strona internetowej: www.cua.edu
większa mapa i wskazówkiLatitude: 38.9368811, Longitude: -76.998692
Dan Hager
::This is the oldest and greatest of the Catholic Universities in this country. Visit the intimate chapel to be transported back in time to the late 1800s, since nothing has been changed.
Yeiby Paulino
::It is a beautiful school
Rebecca Parsons
::I went here for my freshman year for nursing. One of the reasons I picked the school was for the early clinical experience, except once I got there they announced they changed the entire program with less clinicals. Also, the dorms were DISGUSTING, there were cockroaches in our bathroom and the entire place smelled. Not a safe area, someone got mugged on campus the first week. The cafeteria food was awful, the social scene was awful.. one of the worst years of my life.
Edwina Duenas
::If you have extra time in DC, visit the Basilica. It's away from the tourist circuit, but worth trekking up to Northeast DC for. Be sure to stop by the Crypt church and gift shops downstairs, in addition to admiring the architecture upstairs on the main church. It is directly accessible from Brookland metro if you walk on the path going through campus.
P. Kirby
::As a CUA graduate degree holder, I am very proud of my university for its spiritual commitment, its academic programs, and its attractive campus.