WHY CHOOSE ST. JOHN’S? Students who transfer to St. John’s benefit from our focus on academic excellence, elite internship opportunities, and generous transfer scholarships. The quality of a St. John’s education reflects our 150-year-old mission as a Catholic, Vincentian, metropolitan, and global university.
e major in options It is often the case that a student enters college un- sure of what program he or she wants to pursue. We support this journey by offering more than 100 programs of study built on an “options-oriented” core curriculum that prepares stu- dents for success in a challenging aca- demic environment. Exclusive majors such as Actuarial Science, Biomedical Sciences, Mathematical Physics, and a six-year Doctor of Pharmacy are offered in addition to larger programs such as English, Biology, Homeland Security, Adolescent Education, and so much more.
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Transfer Up to 90 Credits Transfer Student Advising 100+ Majors
Vibrant Campus Life Alumni Network of 187,000
The world is your classroom St. John’s University provides stu- dents with a global education both inside and outside the classroom. More than 44% of St. John’s stu- dents study abroad at some point during their undergraduate career, and countless others see the world through St. John’s–sponsored service plunges. In addition to three New York City campuses—Queens, Staten Island, and Manhattan—St. John’s has a campus in Rome, Italy, as well as study locations in Paris, France, and Limerick, Ireland.
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Students have the opportunity to spend a semester in Rome or Paris, or they can participate in the Discover the World program, which allows them to spend five weeks each in Rome, Paris, and Limerick over the course of one semester.
Define yourself by serving others The mission of St. John’s is that of ser- vice, following the lead of St. Vincent de Paul’s teachings that we are collec- tively responsible for caring for those around us who are in need of assis- tance. This philosophy is engrained into every aspect of the St. John’s experience—from the classroom to the arena and beyond.
The student-run organic garden
on the Queens campus helps provide food for those in need through the St. John’s Bread and Life program. Students also participate in Midnight Runs to Manhattan, providing food and clothing to the homeless pop- ulation of New York City. It’s not un- common to find that many students will spend their spring breaks build- ing houses for Habitat for Humani- ty or hopping a flight to Panama to help build a school.
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