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OVERVIEW
Located in
Philadelphia, PA, Saint Joseph's University is a
Catholic and Jesuit institution founded in 1851.
Since its first days, the University has
distinguished itself with a strong liberal arts
core curriculum, fostering rigorous and open-minded
inquiry, maintaining high academic standards, and
attending to the development of the whole
person.
OFFERINGS
Saint Joseph's
offers 40 undergraduate majors, 13 additional
special-study options, 16 study abroad programs, 79
graduate study areas, and an Ed.D. in Educational
Leadership.
ENROLLMENT: 2002-2003
7,130 total in all
programs (estimated average 2002-2003)
- 3,800 traditional
undergraduates
- · 2,050 in
College of Arts and Sciences
- · 1,750 in
Erivan K. Haub School of Business
- · 53%
female, 47% male
- · 1,930
campus residents, 51%
- 730 University
College and Bridge Program students
- 2,600 graduate
students
- · 1,750 in
arts and sciences programs
- · 850 in
business programs
CAMPUS
- 65 acres in western
Philadelphia and Montgomery County
- 52
buildings
LIBRARIES
- Francis A. Drexel
Library & the Campbell Collection in Food
Marketing
- 350,081
volumes; 1,400 print
journals; 7,017 full-text
electronic journals
- 2,601 online
books; 840,435
microforms
ATHLETICS
- 20 varsity
sports (men, 10; women, 10), NCAA Division I,
Atlantic 10, Big 5
- 31 intramural
and recreational activities, variety of fitness
programs
- Nickname/Mascot
= The Hawks
TUITION: 2002-2003
Undergraduate
(full-time day/annually):
- $22,610 for
business majors
- $22,410 for
math, computer science, and natural science
majors
- $22,210 for
humanities and social science majors
University College:
Graduate
Programs:
- $660 per credit
for business, computer science, education, and
psychology
- $560 per credit
for other graduate programs
EMPLOYEES
714 full-time, 362
part-time Jesuits: 18 ( 14 faculty, 4 administrators)
OPERATING
BUDGET
$135 million
Institutional Research, Fall 2002
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