USF is a Jesuit Catholic university. … Catholics make up less than half of our undergraduate students. The rest identify as Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, and Protestant — or they aren’t affiliated with any religious group. All are welcome.

What is USF Jesuit tradition?

SII is a community within the larger USF community. Our students experience cura personalis (care of the person) through the mentorship and support of SII faculty, staff, and fellow students. … The SII community encourages peer mentoring. Students study together and learn together.

What is the difference between USF and UCSF?

UCSF is a leading university that consistently defines health care worldwide by conducting advanced biomedical research, educating graduate students in the life sciences, and providing complex patient care. USF is a Catholic, Jesuit university with 8,000 students located in the heart of the city.