Lead. Influence.
THE
KATIE
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The three core principles that drive a St. Kate’s education are:
WOMEN
CATHOLIC
LIBERAL ARTS
We educate women leaders who become changemakers around the world.
Like our founders, we care for others and encourage action against injustice.
We develop students as well-rounded thinkers, lifelong learners, and creative problem-solvers.
NATALIE PFLEGER Exercise and Sport Science / Co-President of Nutrition, Exercise & Sport Science Club
50%
of College for Women students identify as BIPOC
RICHANTA POLLARD Public Health / Researcher, Summer Scholars
ELLA TRACY Economics, Political Science, Public Policy / Associate Editor, The Wheel campus newspaper
MOIRA KNEPPER Nursing / Peer Mentor, Center for Intercultural Development
BRIANA HENAMAN Biology / Co-Captain of the soccer team
CATALINA AYALA Psychology / Student Senate
55,000+ alumni worldwide
83% of faculty are women
MAJORS/MINORS in the COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Major
Accounting
Management
American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf Communities American Sign Language (ASL) and Interpreting
Marketing and Digital Strategy
Applied Science in Biology Applied Science in Communication Studies Applied Science in Exercise and Sport Science Applied Science in Nutrition and Dietetics Applied Science in Nutrition Science Applied Science in Psychology Art Arts and Humanities Biology
DISCOVER YOUR
PASSION
100%
of first-year students receive scholarships in the College for Women
Business Administration Business Analytics Chemical Dependency Counseling: Addiction and Recovery
Mathematics Nonprofit Strategies and Operations Nursing Nutrition Nutrition Science Philosophy Physics Political Science Professional Writing Psychology Public Health Public Policy Quantitative Economics Respiratory Care Social Sciences Social Welfare
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Social Work
Coaching
Sociology
Communication Studies
Sonography: Echocardiography
Communication Studies: Community Engagement
Sonography: Abdomen-Extended, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Computer Science
Spanish
Critical Hmong Studies
Statistics
Critical Studies of Race and Ethnicity
Sustainability Studies
Data Science
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL)
Digital Media and Social Influence
Theology
Economics
Women and the Arts
English
Women and International Development
Environmental and Sustainability Studies
Minor
Women’s History
Exercise and Sport Science
17 10
Exercise Science and Nutrition
average class size
Fashion Design Fashion Merchandising Finance Financial Economics Foods
consecutive years
of all students who submit their work accepted to present at the National Conference for Undergraduate Research
Gender and Women's Studies Graphic Design Health Policy History Immigrants and Refugees
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS Pre-Dentistry Pre-Dietetics Pre-Holistic Health Studies Pre-Law Pre-Library and Information Science Pre-Medicine
Integrated Marketing Communications and Design
Pre-Occupational Therapy
International Studies
Pre-Pharmacy
Leadership
Pre-Physical Therapy
Linguistics
Pre-Physician Assistant Studies
Longevity and Aging
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Pre-Optometry
FIND YOUR
HOME AWAY
FROM HOME With convenient access to one of the Midwest’s major business, cultural, and recreational hubs, yet nestled in the safe and friendly neighborhood of Highland Park, St. Kate’s students inhabit a campus known for its beauty, community, and educational purpose. Here you’ll find a world of learning you can call your own.
5 MILES
from downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul
275+
events and activities hosted in residence halls annually
DIVE RIGHT IN Tapping potential. Breaking barriers. Stepping out of comfort zones. Making a difference. It’s the power of Katies working and playing together on campus and out in the community.
+ 1,90ns0 hip inter unities oppor t
ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL GROWTH Open your mind, build life-long skills, and serve your community through collaborative research, Community Work and Learning, Global Studies, Competitive Fellowships, Honors, and more.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
3rd
best state to find a job - Wallethub 2024
With a network of 55,000+ alumni and faculty mentors who are well-established and accomplished in their fields, you will never be short of amazing career connections. Our Career Development Center offers resources throughout your student journey and beyond, including access to thousands of internship positions, resume support, mock interviews, job search tools, alumni support, and more.
COMMUNITY Find inspiration and connection through 40+ student clubs and organizations.
HEALTHY MIND, BODY & SPIRIT Whether you are on one of our 12 NCAA DIII athletic teams, or simply looking to stay active while making friends through intramural activities or fitness and health, find it all through our Butler Center for Sports and Fitness.
TAKE THE
NEXT STEP! Connect with an Admission Counselor • Email admissions@stkate.edu or call 800-656-5283. THE UNIVERSITY
Apply • Complete the free St. Kate’s application at stkate.edu/cfw-apply or use the free Common Application. • Submit the following: – High school transcript – A writing sample of your choice – One recommendation from a teacher or counselor – ACT or SAT scores (optional) • Apply by Nov 15 to be considered for our full scholarship. • Apply by Feb 15 for other priority scholarship consideration.
Visit Campus • C heck out stkate.edu/visit or call us at 800-656-5283 to schedule a tour.
Apply for Financial Aid • C omplete the FAFSA at studentaid.gov (use St. Catherine University’s code 002342)
Make your Decision • S ubmit your $200 tuition deposit by May 1 and a $100 housing deposit (if you plan to live on campus) by June 1.
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Founded in 1905 by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet and sustained by a legacy of visionary women, St. Catherine University is a diverse community of learners dedicated to academic rigor, core Catholic values, and a heartfelt commitment to social justice. St. Kate’s offers degrees at all levels in the humanities, arts, sciences, healthcare, and business fields that engage students in uncovering positive ways of transforming the world. St. Kate’s students learn and discern wisely, and live and serve justly—all to power lives of meaning. Discover more at stkate.edu.
STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATION St. Catherine University admits students regardless of race, color, national and ethnic origin, sexual orientation, age, religion, creed, disability, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, membership or activity in state or local commission, and sex* to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded to or made available to students at the University. The University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, sexual orientation, age, religion, creed, disability, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, membership or activity in state or local commission, and sex* in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. The University does not discriminate on the basis of handicap in admission or access to, or treatment in, its programs and activities. *The University does not admit men into its baccalaureate programs in the College for Women.
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