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website. The GED
is accepted. SAT or
ACT scores are
optional, but they
may prove helpful.
Interviews and
campus visits are
recommended.
Application
Deadlines
Early Action I: Nov. 15
Early Action II: Jan. 15
Regular Decision:
Rolling after Feb. 15
SAT Scores
for Current
Freshmen*
Middle 50%
Verbal:
610–700
Middle 50%
Math:
550–680
*
St. John’s does not require
SAT scores. These scores
represent combined classes,
fall 2012.
Tuition and Fees
for Academic
Year 2012-2013*
Tuition: $44,554
Room and Board:
$9,994–$10,644
Activity Fee: $450
A typical student
budget includes $630
for books, $400 for
personal expenses,
and a transportation
allowance according
to the distance of
the student’s home
from campus.
*
Modest increases are likely in
subsequent years.
Financial Aid
St. John’s is committed
to making its distinc-
tive educational
program available to
students from families
of all income levels.
This year, St. John’s
College will begin an
expanded program of
need-based aid and
merit scholarships. All
students admitted to
the freshman class for
fall 2013 may qualify
for renewable grants
and/or scholarships,
regardless of their
family income—and
admissions are
need-blind, meaning
students are consid-
ered for admission
independently of their
need for financial aid.
Aid packages are
tailored to each
student’s family
situation. Through a
combination of direct
grants and scholar-
ships, reasonable
loans, and work-study,
the St. John’s College
financial aid program
aims to ensure that any
qualified student can
afford to attend.
Founded as King William’s
School, 1696; chartered as
St. John’s College, 1784;
accredited by the Middle States
Association of Colleges and
Schools (3624 Market Street,
Philadelphia, PA 19104-2680;
215-662-5000),
by the North
Central Association of Colleges
and Schools (30 N. La Salle
Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, IL
60602; 800-612-7440),
and by
the American Academy for
Liberal Education (1710 Rhode
Island Ave., NW, 4th Floor,
Washington, DC 20036;
202-452-8611).
The college is
coeducational and has no
religious affiliation. St. John’s
admits qualified students of
any race, religion, or national
or ethnic origin, without regard
to sex, age, disability, or sexual
orientation. Most academic
facilities and residence halls are
accessible to persons with
physical disabilities.
Tominimize its impact on
the environment, this book
was printed with soy-based
ink using 100 percent wind
power and waterless printing
at a carbon-neutral facility.
In addition, it was printed
on papermanufactured
fromresponsiblymanaged,
sustainable forests.
Students wishing to recycle
this book are encouraged
to pass it to a friend or return
it to St. John’s when they
visit, so that othersmay learn
about the college.
NCSDO S29085 10.12
Alumni,
50–59
Applying,
62–65
Arts,
30–33
Athletics,
34–37
Campuses,
38–41
Career services,
48–49
Careers,
48–51
Community service,
28
Evaluation,
24
Extracurriculars,
28
Facts,
64–65
Financial aid,
62, 65
Graduate school,
52–53
Internships,
48–49
Laboratory,
10–11
Languages,
6–7
Liberal education,
2–3, 20, 50
Mathematics,
8
Music,
9, 30, 32
Preceptorials,
5
Reading list,
12–15
Residential life,
26–27
Sciences,
10–11
Seminars,
4–5
Students,
22, 42–47
Study abroad,
48
Study groups,
5, 26, 28
Theater,
30–31
Timeless works,
3, 21
Transferring,
22
Tutorials,
6–9
Tutors,
4–5, 16–19
Visiting,
60–61
Visual Arts,
30, 33
Writing,
6, 24, 30
P.O. Box 2800
Annapolis, Maryland 21404
410-626-2522
800-727-9238
fax: 410-269-7916
1160
Camino Cruz Blanca
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505
505-984-6060
800-331-5232
fax: 505-984-6162
www.stjohnscollege.edu
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