This year we will be hosting many events on our New York City campuses for accepted students and their families. We would personally like to invite you to attend any of these events, where you will learn about what it means to be a St. John’s student.
First things first, check out our New Student Guide for information on deposit, registration, housing and any forms you need to submit to secure your place at St. John’s!
Accepted Students Only
Visit our ASO Events Page for a full calendar or find out more about upcoming events. Also find out about:
The Office of Student Financial Services is committed to providing students and their families with the information they need to navigate and understand the financial aid process.
Each semester, Campus Activities kicks things off by hosting an activity fair which highlights the kinds of involvements available to the students. Check out their video:
Thanks for submitting all your scholarship applications. We are currently in the reviewing process. Great news: the deadlines for both the Catholic Scholars and Ozanam Scholarships have been extended to February 28th! It’s not too late to apply.
If you have any questions please email Kerri Darcy at darcyk@stjohns.edu :-).
You know what a powerful intellectual and social resource our Catholic schools are — for America and the world.
Catholic and Vincentian, St. John’s University exemplifies this tradition, offering students an acclaimed education that builds the knowledge, skills and confidence to become ethical leaders for our global society. To further develop our committment to preparing Catholic students for ethical leadership, St. John’s offers the following Catholic scholarship opportunities:
Catholic School Scholarship
Created in response to a recommendation from the Advisory Board of the University’s Institute for Catholic Schools (ICS), this scholarship provides an annual award of $2,500-$5,000, for a maximum award of $10,000-$20,000 over four years of undergraduate study and is automatically awarded to incoming freshmen who will be graduating from a Catholic high school and entering St. John’s in the fall of 2013.
Catholic Scholars Program
Catholic Scholars take part in a four-year developmental program that translates faith into action. Prospective freshmen apply for this scholarship, and if chosen will receive a grant of $5,000 per year which will be awarded for four years of study. Students will commit themselves to faith-based leadership training, service and prayer, and formation of a deeper understanding of what it means to be a leader inspired by the Catholic tradition. Catholic Scholars assume important leadership roles within the community of faith and service at St. John’s University in preparation for becoming faith-inspired Catholic leaders for life.
Catholic Student Scholarship
St. John’s has a special commitment to preparing Catholic students for ethical leadership. Our Catholic Student Scholarship offers a limited number of awards (based on availability) to college-bound Catholic students regardless of the secondary school they attend, this includes non-Catholic high school institutions. Awards range from $1,000 to $2,500 per year and are for first-time incoming freshmen only.
Transferring to St. John’s University means opening the door to a world-class education in a diverse campus community that focuses on every student’s success. Discover Kayla Solis and Matthew Lundy experience at the university since transferring.
If you are applying for financial aid in the 2013-2014 academic year, you must complete and send your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form immediately. St. John’s University financial code is: 002823 and our priority deadline March 1, 2013.
Check out this video to learn how the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) gives you access to grants, loans, and work-study jobs that can help fund your education:
Tralee McElroy is starting off the year right! She will be interning at Only Make Believe, a non-profit organization that creates and performs interactive theater for children in hospitals and care facilities. Read her blog to find out how she heard about the internship.
