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- Academics
- Q: What type of school is St. Thomas?
- Q: Do you have an honors program?
- Q: What is your academic schedule?
- Q: How many majors/pre-professional programs do you have?
- Q: What is the average class size and the student-to-faculty ratio?
- Q: How many students graduate in four years?
- Q: What's the ACTC?
- Q: What opportunities are there to study abroad?
- Q: What are you known for? What are your largest majors?
- Q: Do you offer internships/research opportunities?
- Admissions
- Q: Do you accept AP/IB/PSEO Credits?
- Q: Do you have to be Catholic to attend?
- Q: Are there religious requirements?
- Q: Do you have early decision?
- Q: What is the average ACT, SAT, and GPA?
- Q: What classes should I take in high school to be admitted?
- Q: What should I write about in my writing sample?
- Q: Are letters of recommendation required? And if so, how many should be submitted?
- Q: Do you offer application fee waivers?
- Financial Aid
- Q: What is the Federal School Code for St. Thomas (step 6 on the FAFSA)?
- Q: How can a student be considered independent for financial aid purposes?
- Q: My parents are divorced. How does this affect financial aid?
- Q: The financial aid award package I received wasnt enough; what else can be done?
- Q: How much does it cost to attend St. Thomas?
- Q: How do I apply for financial aid?
- Q: When is USTs priority deadline?
- Q: How do I contact my personal Financial Aid Counselor?
- Q: How will outside scholarships change my financial aid award from UST?
- Q: What types of financial aid are available for students?
- Q: Does St. Thomas have scholarships for which I can apply?
- Q: How do I get a job on campus?
- Q: I want to study abroad. How does my financial aid work?
- Q: I applied for financial aid last year. Do I have to do it again for this year?
- Life @ UST
- Q: What is the Male to Female ratio?
- Q: Are your residence halls co-ed?
- Q: Can I have a car on campus?
- Q: What are your sports like at St. Thomas?
- Q: How many students attend St. Thomas?
- Q: Is this a suitcase college?
- Q: How safe is the campus? Is there a lot of crime?
- Q: How many students are from the Twin Cities?
- Q: Do you have to be Catholic to attend?
- Q: What's the percentage of students of color?
- Q: How big is St. Thomas?
- Visiting UST
- Transfer Students
- Q: What are the St. Thomas liberal arts requirements?
- Q: How many credits do I need for graduation?
- Q: What are the residency requirements?
- Q: What are the admission requirements for a transfer student?
- Q: Am I eligible for graduation with honors?
- Q: Is housing available?
- Q: Will credits transfer in from XXX school?
- Q: How do transfer students apply for financial aid?
- Q: When can I apply for admission?
- Q: Are there any scholarships available for transfer students?
- Q: Will my previous GPA be factored into whether or not I can graduate with UST honors?
- Evening Program
- Q: Can I attend classes as a full time student?
- Q: How often do courses meet per week?
- Q: Are there any scholarships available for Evening Program students?
- Q: Are the evening degree programs equivalent to the undergraduate day programs?
- Q: What exactly is the Evening Program?
- Q: What majors are offered in the Evening Program?
- Q: What is the cost per credit hour?
- Q: Will my classes transfer in from XXX school?
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2115 Summit Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55105-1096
Phone: (651) 962-6150
Toll Free: (800) 328-6819, Ext. 2-6150
Fax: (651) 962-6160
E-mail: admissions@stthomas.edu
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