University of St. Gallen : Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

• The University of St. Gallen is perched on Rosenberg hill, overlooking St Gallen and the Alpstein mountain range. 
• The University of St.Gallen is accessible by train (SBB), plane (Zurich Airport and St.Gallen Altenrhein Airport), and the A1 highway. 
• It is easily accessible by public transportation and is around 15 minutes walk from the city center or railway station. 
• The St.Gallen-Altenrhein airport is close to campus, only 10 minutes from Rorschach and 30 minutes from St.Gallen.
• Zurich airport is about one hour from St.Gallen by vehicle or train. A direct train travels every hour from Zurich airport to St.Gallen.

• The campus is well-known for integrating art and architecture.
• Several plenary halls and 54 business rooms at the convention and executive education facility.
• The university library houses work by prominent architects such as Penalba, Valentin, Tables, Mastroianni, Gehr, Bodmer, Gubler, Fabro, and Stahly.
• The Student Union (SHSG) provides a variety of settings, including co-working spaces, campus pubs, and relaxation rooms. 
• The SHSG has also developed a campus app that gives you easy access to all vital campus information on your smartphone.
• The University of St.Gallen provides various support and counseling services, ranging from computer tutoring to student financing and psychiatric counseling.

The institution is home to five schools: the School of Humanities and Social Science, the School of Finance, the School of Management, the Law School,  and the School of Economics and Political Science.

Student Life is critical at the University, and many students are involved in various organizations or conferences. 

• Unisport provides a diverse selection of sports at its own and third-party venues. You have access to a sports facility on our campus, including sports halls, workout rooms, an artificial grass pitch, a beach volleyball court, and other facilities. 
• The University of St. Gallen has over 80 clubs. The International Students' Committee, which prepares and coordinates the annual St. Gallen Symposium, is particularly well-known. 
• The surrounding landscape, including the town of St. Gallen on Lake Constance and the Alps, provides opportunities for outdoor sports such as skiing, hiking, climbing, and sailing.
• Sapelli café has a variety of lunch items at varying prices. Throughout the day, Mensa A in Buildings 07, 01, and 09 serves baked pastries, cakes, sandwiches, other snacks, and various hot and cold drinks.

• The college does not provide on-campus accommodation. However, the Housing Office offers furnished rooms to exchange students in St.Gallen.

• All bedrooms are modernly furnished and include the following interiors: a single bed with a mattress, a closet, a desk with a chair and table light, a pillow, a duvet and bed linen
•  WLAN/WiFi is available in all rooms, and a shared laundry area with a washing machine and a tumble dryer, which is mostly free.