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Curriculum: A four-year program of study in the liberal arts. The academic calendar consists of fall and spring semesters and optional summer terms. Graduate programs in education.
Degrees Granted: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science; Master of Education; Certificate of Advanced Studies in Educational Administration.
Major Fields of Study: African Studies, anthropology, Asian studies, biology, biology/physics, biochemistry, Canadian studies, chemistry, computer science, economics, economics/mathematics, English (literature or writing), environmental studies, fine arts, geology, geology/physics, global studies, government, history, mathematics, mathematics/computer science, modern languages (French, German, Spanish, multi-language), multifield (self-designed), music, neuroscience, philosophy, physics, psychology, religious studies, sociology, speech and theatre.
Minor Fields of Study: African studies, anthropology, applied statistics, Asian studies, biology, Canadian studies, Caribbean and Latin American studies, chemistry, computer science, economics, education, European studies, film studies, fine arts, gender studies, geology, government, history, literature [English], mathematics, multifield, music, Native American studies, outdoor studies, philosophy, physics, psychology, religious studies, sociology, speech and theatre, sports studies and excercise science, writing [English], U.S. cultural and ethnic studies
Special Programs: 3+2 Basic Engineering Combined Plan Program with seven engineering institutions; 4+1 MBA Program at Clarkson University. Domestic programs in the Adirondacks, with American University in Washington, DC, and Fisk University in Nashville, TN.
International Programs: Australia, Austria, Canada, China, Costa Rica, Denmark, England, France, India, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Spain and Trinidad; we participate in the International Student Exchange Program (ISEP).
Student Enrollment: Approximately 2,200 undergraduates. Students, including international exchange scholars, come from 41 states and 24 foreign countries. St. Lawrence enrolls 140 full-time and part-time graduate students.
Faculty: 164 full-time, 43 part-time
Student-Faculty Ratio: 11:1
Libraries: Owen D. Young Library and Launders Science Library, with over 1.5 million books, government documents, videos, microforms, journals and special collections.
Student Activities: Over 100
Athletics: 32 intercollegiate teams for women and men, dozens of intramutral and club options.
Alumni: over 24,000
Location: Canton, New York, a county seat and regional business center with a population of 6,400 in the St. Lawrence River Valley.
Financial Aid: In 2004-2005, over 83% of the student body receive some form of financial aid. Tuition and fees: Comprehensive fee (tuition, room and board) $40,115 for 2005-2006.
Placement Rate: For the Class of 2003 (most recent class for which figures are available), 94% are employed or enrolled in graduate and professional schools. Education, banking and finance and sales and marketing are top career choices for recent grads. |
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