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Official website
www.stjohns.eduUSAQS #5 World📊 Live dataCatalogue complete
St. John's University
St. John's University is a private, Catholic university founded in 1870 by the Congregation of the Mission (Vincentian Fathers). Its main campus is located in the Hillcrest neighborhood of Queens, New York City, and it also operates campuses and centers in Staten Island, Manhattan, and Long Island. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs through colleges such as arts and sciences, business, education, pharmacy, and law. It is known for its diverse student body, strong alumni network, and emphasis on service and global education.
Key Facts
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Live portal snapshot
US News #151 · 2024Times Higher Education #401 · 2024QS World #601 · 2024Outlook #101 · 2023Shanghai #601 · 2023
- Living Costs (estimated): $1,150
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Campus Vibe
Urban, 105 acres
SportyAcademicResidentialInternationally DiverseLarge Community
3/10
Diversity
2/10
Academic Rigor
7/10
City safety (heuristic)
9/10
Social scene
Weather: Mild, rainy winters
Living costs: High — budget £1.2k+/mo excluding tuition
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Career Outcomes
75% placement rate
Top Recruiters
Major regional employers (sector-dependent)
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Student Life
20,109 students (1,500 international)
Campus: Urban, 105 acres
Climate: Mild, rainy winters
High — budget £1.2k+/mo excluding tuition
LibrarySports ComplexResearch LabsStudent HousingCafeteria
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Application Insider
Acceptance rate: 85%
IELTS: Overall 6
When to apply: Dec–Mar for Fall; rolling varies by school
Common mistakes to avoid
- Submitting generic SOPs — tailor your story to 2–3 program-specific points
- Missing document certified translations where required
- Applying in the final round without buffer for visa timelines
- Ignoring conditional offers — respond before the deadline in the portal
💡IELTS requirement: Overall 6
💡Acceptance rate: 85%
💡Latest cutoff: GRE 310
💡Typical apply window for United States: Dec–Mar for Fall; rolling varies by school