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• LocationSaint Paul, The United States
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The University of St. Thomas is a private Catholic university in Minnesota, United States, founded in 1885. It has campuses in Saint Paul and downtown Minneapolis, in the Twin Cities, and a third campus in Rome. More than 9,000 students study in its eight colleges and schools: arts and sciences, the Opus College of Business, engineering, the Morrison Family College of Health, law, education, divinity and the two-year Dougherty Family College.

St. Thomas offers more than 150 undergraduate majors and minors and over 55 graduate programmes in fields such as business, engineering, health, education, law and the arts. All classes are taught by faculty rather than teaching assistants, and students have access to the Schulze School of Entrepreneurship.

About 500 international students from more than 75 countries attend. The Office of International Students and Scholars helps with F-1 visa documents, immigration advising and cultural adjustment, and international undergraduates are considered for merit scholarships covering 10% to 70% of tuition. Residence halls include traditional, suite and apartment-style buildings, with separate halls for first-year, transfer and upper-division students.

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2115 Summit Ave., Saint Paul, MN, The United States, 55105-1078

More than 55 graduate programmes, many with flexible schedules, in:

• Business (Opus College of Business)
• Engineering
• Health
• Education
• Law (School of Law)
• The arts and divinity

The colleges of business, law and education are based on the Minneapolis campus, in the business district.

International undergraduates are considered for a merit-based International Scholarship covering 10% to 70% of tuition; to be considered, they can submit ACT/SAT scores, letters of recommendation, a personal essay (which may describe financial need) and a CV. Competitive full-tuition awards include the GHR Fellows Program for future business majors and the Schulze Innovation Scholarship for entrepreneurship majors, and music majors can receive four-year scholarships of $6,000 to $25,000.

St. Thomas has traditional, suite and apartment-style residence halls, all with study, lounge, kitchen and recreation spaces. There are designated halls for first-year, transfer and upper-division students, Living Learning Communities as part of the First-Year Experience, and an on-campus living requirement.

https://www.stthomas.edu/admissions/international/undergraduate/index.html