College of St. Scholastica

What you'll study

You construct a unique study plan in consultation with your advisor, focusing on relationships and connections between humanities disciplines. The curriculum encourages broad, interdisciplinary inquiry and cultivates skills in reading, writing, and critical analysis across historical, theoretical, and artistic contexts. Students are advised to consult the College catalog for specific course and degree requirements and to create an individualized course plan with their advisor.

Entry requirements

Admissions information, including transcripts, the online application process, international admissions procedures, financing, and services through the Center for Equal Access, is available on the College's admissions pages. Prospective students should contact the admissions office or view the admissions materials for detailed application steps and documentation requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates gain skills useful across many fields: effective communication, multicultural understanding, and the capacity to analyze and articulate perspectives on complex societal issues. The program prepares students for diverse career paths and for further graduate study by emphasizing problem-solving, critical thinking, and adaptable written and oral expression.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

All new first-year applicants receive either the Benedictine Scholarship or the Access Award upon admission. The College reports that 100% of traditional incoming undergraduates receive some form of scholarship, and the average amount for scholarships, grants, and/or loans is listed as $31,841. Students are encouraged to visit financial aid and scholarship pages and to contact admissions for guidance on funding options.