St. Lawrence
Overview
St. Lawrence University is a nationally recognized liberal arts institution located in the heart of New York’s North Country, offering more than 100 areas of study including 48 majors, 41 minors, and 14 pre-professional programs that prepare students for impactful careers and advanced study. With a student-to-faculty ratio of 11:1 and a strong emphasis on personalized education, St. Lawrence is known for its supportive community, robust career services, and a powerful alumni network that helps graduates achieve a 94% job placement rate. The university stands out for its hands-on learning experiences, such as the unique Adirondack Semester, and its commitment to student well-being through initiatives like SLU Thrives. St. Lawrence also boasts vibrant campus life, NCAA Division III athletics—including recent additions of women’s flag football and triathlon—and a tradition of academic excellence, earning accolades from The Princeton Review for its ambitious, close-knit, and outdoors-oriented campus culture.
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