Private non-profit

St. Lawrence University

St. Lawrence University

college type Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in

number of undergraduates 2,227 Undergraduates

athletics NCAA Division 3

sat act scores requirement SAT/ACT considered but not required

St. Lawrence University is a small, private non-profit institution located in Canton, NY in a town setting. Founded in 1897, St. Lawrence University offers undergraduate degrees in 37 majors.

St. Lawrence University

Tuition & cost

In-state

$60,220

Undergraduate tuition

Additional expenses
On campus, room & board $15,530
Off campus, room & board $6,750
Books & supplies $750
On campus, other expenses $900
Off campus, other expenses $900
Average financial aid package $55,952

Cost of attendance*

$68,620

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Out-of-state

$60,220

Undergraduate tuition

Additional expenses
On campus, room & board $15,530
Off campus, room & board $6,750
Books & supplies $750
On campus, other expenses $900
Off campus, other expenses $900
Average financial aid package $55,952

Cost of attendance*

$68,620

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Admissions

Will I get into St. Lawrence University? Here's what we know about who has! SAT/ACT scores are considered but not required to apply. Check their website for college application deadline info.

Acceptance rate

56%


SAT score range

1220 - 1400


ACT score range

29 - 32


Average high school GPA

3.6


Application fee

$0

June
30
209 days away
FAFSA® deadline
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May
01
178 days away
Universal
Deposit Date

Academics

The degree program or major you pursue is major! St. Lawrence University is known for its top major, Psychology, General. Their student-faculty ratio is 11:1.

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Graduation rate
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Retention rate

Popular degree programs

Social Sciences

26.05%


Biological and Biomedical Sciences

12.55%


Psychology

11.6%


Communication/Journalism

8.56%


Natural Resources and Conservation

8.56%


Popular majors

Psychology, General

11.6%


Economics, General

11.41%


Speech Communication and Rhetoric

8.56%


Political Science and Government, General

8.17%


Biology/Biological Sciences, General

7.6%

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