Saint Vincent College is a private liberal arts college located in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, USA. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

School Overview

Long history: Founded in 1846, with a history of nearly two hundred years, the school's development has always adhered to the Catholic Benedictine tradition.

Campus size: The campus covers an area of ​​200 acres, providing students with a spacious and beautiful learning and living environment.

Number of students: The number of undergraduate admissions in the fall of 2022 is 1,375, the number of graduate admissions is 177, and the total enrollment is 1,552.

Ranking: In the 2024 U.S. News & World Report's Best College Rankings, Saint Vincent College ranked 124th among national liberal arts colleges and 101st among the best performers in social mobility.

Academic situation

Rich professional settings: The school offers more than 90 undergraduate majors and 9 graduate majors, covering business, biology, social sciences, education, media and other fields , among which the more popular majors include business, management, marketing and related support services, accounting for 24% of graduates; biological and biomedical sciences, accounting for 11% of graduates; social sciences, accounting for 11% of graduates; education, accounting for 10% of graduates; communication, journalism and related majors, accounting for 7% of graduates.

Teaching mode: Focus on practical teaching, through student research, internships and experiential learning, let students apply theoretical knowledge to practice, cultivate students' practical operation ability and problem-solving ability.

Academic resources: With an excellent faculty team, the teacher-student ratio is 10:1, and 69% of the course classes have less than 20 students, which enables students to get more attention and guidance from teachers, which is conducive to the development of personalized education.

Campus life

Accommodation conditions: There are many types of dormitories on campus to choose from, including mixed dormitories, single student apartments and theme dormitories, etc., to meet the needs of different students.

Student activities: The school has 43 There are more than 100 student organizations and sports teams covering academic, cultural, artistic, and sports aspects. Students can participate in them according to their interests and hobbies, enrich their extracurricular life, and expand their interpersonal relationships.

Around the campus: The college is located in the heart of Laurel Highlands, surrounded by beautiful natural scenery, tranquil lakes, ski resorts, hiking trails, and state parks. It is close to Latrobe, the birthplace of professional football and banana boats, with a variety of restaurants, boutiques, and coffee shops. It is also not far from Greensburg and Pittsburgh, providing students with a wealth of cultural and entertainment options.

Featured institutions:

Fred Rogers Institute: As one of the most beloved characters in the history of children's television, Fred Rogers is a close friend of St. Vincent College. The institute carries his legacy and is home to honorary communities such as Fred Rogers Scholars. It also has a research and development laboratory incubator 143 for undergraduate and graduate students, while preserving Mr. Rogers' archives and permanent exhibitions of his life and work.

Winnie Palmer Nature Preserve: Located across from campus, it covers 50 acres and has more than two miles of trails, meadows, gardens, environmental learning barns, historic Lockley cabins, ponds, etc. Students can explore nature, relax, or practice environmental science.

Admission requirements and fees

Admission requirements: The acceptance rate is 73%, the SAT score range is 1030-1250, the ACT score range is 22-28, and the high school average GPA is 3.6.

Tuition and funding: Tuition and fees for 2022-2023 are $40,336, and room and board are $12,895. For students with financial needs, the school will provide corresponding funding, with an average need-based aid package of $35,032 and an average merit-based scholarship or grant of $26,376.