Saint Paul College
City/population:
St. Paul/287,385
Tuition and fees (2007-2008): $4,314
FAFSA code: 005533
Enrollment:
Total number students served: 7,505
Full-year equivalent enrollment: 3,090
Percent female: 52.6%
Percent male: 47.4%
Percent students of color: 43.5%
Degrees offered:
Associate in Arts, Associate in Applied Science,
Associate in Science, diplomas, certificates
Largest programs:
Liberal arts and sciences, practical nursing,
business and computer, American Sign
Language studies, cosmetology, construction
trades
Unique programs:
Entrepreneurship, American Sign Language
interpreter and transliterator, watchmaking,
geomatics (land surveying) and mapping
sciences, international trade, energy process
technician, reflexology, polysomnographic
technology, personal trainer, electronic
nanotechnology
Student activities:
Student Senate, SkillsUSA, African Heritage
Student Association, Hispanic American Student
Association, Asian American Student
Association, Phi Theta Kappa honor society,
soccer, Student Ambassadors
Housing:
The college has no on-campus student housing,
but rental units are within walking distance.
The college helps students find rental housing.
Saint Paul College Highlights
Start here. Go anywhere. You can start where you
are, and the college will help you get where you
want to go. That might be completing one of 70
career-focused programs, starting a bachelor's
degree or meeting continuing education needs.
- The college has a long and rich history of
helping students succeed in high-demand
careers since 1910.
- The liberal arts and sciences program offers
transfer credits that allow students to take
the first two years and then transfer to
a four-year degree program.
- The liberal arts and sciences program offers
transfer credits that allow students to take the
first two years and then transfer to a four-year
degree program.
- Faculty members have the necessary industry
experience and academic credentials to teach
students the critical skills and knowledge to
be successful.
- Students have access to technology through
wireless networks and computer labs, including
e-mail and Internet access.
- Students experience career-focused technical
and liberal arts courses, small classes, state-ofthe-
art technology, excellent job placement
services, flexible schedules and a diverse student
population.
- Employers rely on the college to fill their need
for skilled and professional employees. The
college's close link to business and labor ensures
that programs give you what you need to be
successful in today's competitive workplace.
- A new scholarship program called Power of You
provides qualified students graduating from
Minneapolis or St. Paul public schools the
opportunity to attend Saint Paul College
tuition-free.
Last updated: 10/07