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Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota




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Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota

Saint Mary's University of Minnesota remains true to its LaSallian heritage by providing a superior liberal arts and professional education integrated with Christian values and ethics. Saint Mary's faculty, staff and administration are guided by their concern for values and care for their students as persons.

The undergraduate student body of 1,332 enjoys small class sizes, which provide an atmosphere suited for lively discussions and hands-on educational activities - as well as opportunities to learn outside of the classroom. Experience study abroad programs in Florence, London or Mexico City; internships in Chicago, Washington D.C., the Twin Cities, Dublin, Ireland and many other cities; and volunteer opportunities around the world.

The scenic Winona campus is located on 400 acres, situated among the majestic bluffs of the mighty Mississippi River valley in southeastern Minnesota. The campus is surrounded on two sides by a network of trails - excellent for hiking, running and skiing - that run along the bluffs into wooded valleys. More than half of our students participate in one of 96 clubs, organizations and activities and 25 percent play one or more of the 19 NCAA Div. III sports. The vibrant campus community offers a full spectrum of student organizations and activities, along with student government, campus ministry and community volunteer programs.

Saint Mary's At A Glance

The Students

Enrollment
1,332 undergrads on the Winona campus

Student Profile
48% male, 52% female, 10% minority
39 states, 19 foreign countries represented

Freshman Profile
Middle 50% Test Score Ranges:

SAT Verbal       435 - 600
SAT Math         420 - 570
ACT Composite  19 - 25

Average High School GPA 3.30/4.0
73% of Freshman applicants are accepted for admission

The Faculty

The student-to-faculty ratio is 13:1 with means the class sizes are small and teachers are accessible. Ninety percent of Saint Mary's full-time faculty hold the highest degree in their field.

The Undergraduate Curriculum

We offer 54 majors in the schools of humanities and sciences, business, arts, and education. Distinguished academic opportunities include the LaSallian Honors Program, individualized major study programs, Saint Teresa Leadership and Service Institute for Women, cooperative professional programs, off-campus learning field placements, internships and study-abroad programs.

History and Mission

Our mission is to "awaken, nurture, and empower learners to ethical lives of service and leadership." The university is nourished by its Catholic intellectual, moral and cultural traditions and is inspired by excellence in teaching as modeled by Saint John Baptist de La Salle, founder of the Brother of the Christian Schools. Founded in 1912 in Winona, SMU is a private, comprehensive, coeducational institution, administered by the De La Salle Christian Brothers since 1933.

The Location

The Winona campus is surrounded by bluffs and a thriving, safe community of about 27,000 residents. Located about 100 miles southeast of the Twin Cities, 200 miles northwest of Milwaukee, and 275 miles northwest of Chicago, Winona offers easy access to both the wonders of nature and the sophistication of the Midwest's most exciting cities.

Athletics

SMU is member of the NCAA Division III. Intercollegiate sports include:

Men
baseball
basketball
cross-country
golf
hockey
soccer
swimming & diving
tennis
track & field

Women
basketball
cross-country
golf
hockey
soccer
softball
swimming & diving
tennis
track & field
volleyball

Extracurriculars

Well-over half of our students actively participate in over 90 clubs and activities. The vibrant campus community offers a full spectrum of student organizations, along with student government, publications, campus ministry, and community volunteer programs.

Financial Aid and Scholarships

Students receiving need based aid: 72%
Amount of institutional aid awarded annually to all students: $7,000,000
Average financial aid package: $17,500

Saint Mary's offers academic scholarships that range from $2,000 to $10,000 annually.  We also offer art, music, theatre, leadership and student of color scholarships that range from $1,000 to $5,000.

Contact Us:

Office of Admission
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
700 Terrace Heights
Winona, MN 55987
1-800-635-5987
507 457-1700
FAX - 507 457-1722
e-mail: admissions@smumn.edu
website: www.smumn.edu




 
   

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