Lead. Influence.
Make your education matter.
• Service learning is a big part of our classes and programs. Students studying fashion, for example, design and sew donated fabric into T-shirts and give them away to local charities.
• St. Kate’s has over 80 student groups, 25 national honor society chapters (including Phi Beta Kappa), two student publications, two theater and music groups, an online radio station, and a string chamber orchestra.
• Antonian Scholars participate in rigorous team-taught seminars and complete a senior honors project that relates to their major or crosses multiple disciplines. Past projects include a play and research on teaching methods for the deaf.
• With a strong orientation program, peer
mentors, and resident advisors, it takes no time for new students to feel at home—80% of our first-year students live on campus.
• Our Women of Substance series draws
inspiring speakers to The O’Shaughnessy auditorium on campus, including Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, former Secretary
of State Madeleine Albright, and singer-songwriter Jewel.
• Our 11:1 student-faculty ratio ensures that professors know your name—and that
research collaborations happen.
St. Kate’s Majors
Choose from nearly 60 majors, plus 37 more through partnerships with other Twin Cities private colleges. You can
also design your dream major, like
Pre-vet or Sociolinguistics.
Majors:
• Accounting
• American Sign Language
• Apparel Design
• Art
• Art History
• Biology
• Business Administration
• Chemistry
• Communication Studies
• Critical Studies of Race and Ethnicity
• Dietetics
• Economics
• Education
- Elementary Education: Middle School
- Elementary Education: Pre-primary
- Secondary
• Electronic Media Studies
• English
• Exercise and Sport Science
• Exercise Science and Nutrition
• Family and Consumer Science
• Fashion Merchandising
• Financial Economics
• Healthcare Sales
• History
• International Business and Economics
• International Relations
• Interpreting
• Marketing
• Mathematics
• Nursing
• Nutrition Science
• Philosophy
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Public Health
• Respiratory Care
• Sales: Business to Business
• Social Studies
• Social Work
• Sociology
• Sonography
• Spanish
• Studio Art
• Theology
• Women and International Development
• Women’s Studies
Pre-professional:
• Pre-dentistry
• Pre-engineering
• Pre-law
• Pre-medicine
• Pre-occupational Therapy
• Pre-optometry
• Pre-pharmacy
• Pre-physical Therapy
• Pre-physician Assistant Studies
• Pre-veterinary Medicine
Athletics at St. Kate’s
The Butler Center for Sports and Fitness includes an eight-lane swimming pool, two weight rooms, a spa and sauna, cardio equipment, and an indoor jogging track. The Wildcats compete in NCAA Division III and the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in:
• Basketball
• Cross-Country
• Dance Team
• Golf
• Ice Hockey
• Indoor Track & Field
• Outdoor Track & Field
• Soccer
• Softball
• Swimming & Diving
• Tennis
• Volleyball
Life is unscripted. Our mission is to educate women to lead and influence, whatever comes their way. At St. Kate’s, we integrate the liberal arts into our curriculum, so you’re not just conducting a science experiment or learning Plato’s philosophy—you’re learning how to analyze complex situations with clarity and compassion and how to work with all kinds of people.
St. Kate’s is the largest Catholic women’s college in the nation. Course work at our University is rigorous, and podium lectures are rare. Here you’ll find a free-flowing exchange of ideas, perspectives, and life stories as well as field work, internships, study abroad opportunities, and collaborative projects. St. Kate’s ranks in the top 5% of colleges and universities nationwide for an “unusually strong commitment to undergraduate teaching,” according to the “America’s Best Colleges” guide by U.S. News & World Report.
Our students frequently partner with faculty on original research studies that are presented at regional and national conferences and published in peer-reviewed journals. In fact, for the last three years, 100% of students involved in collaborative research have been accepted to present at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research. Student Stephanie Burrows worked with Dr. Art Sesma to study families in homeless shelters. Alumna and current graduate student Carol Goulet worked on three body-image studies with Dr. Lynda Szymanski, her mentor.
Find your “inner leader”
We offer valuable job connections and career advice through our Career Development Office, Assistantship Mentoring Program, Alumnae Career Transition and Networking Group, and annual Career Opportunities Fair, the largest among private colleges in Minnesota. Our popular Business Practicum course includes career coaching and business internships.
St. Kate’s graduates go on to become CEOs, senators, congresswomen, judges, teachers, scientists, doctors, librarians, writers, healers, social workers, and more. Nearly 93% of St. Kate’s students are working full time or enrolled in graduate school within six months of graduation. Employers say our graduates are strong critical thinkers, persuasive communicators, and initiators in their careers.
Live on a dynamic campus
The Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet founded St. Kate’s more than 100 years ago—and our focus on excellence, the liberal arts, social justice, women’s ways of knowing and learning, and our Catholic identity remains strong.
Our 110-acre campus is minutes away from the downtown Twin Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis. We’re a short walk to Highland Park, a vibrant neighborhood with coffee shops, consignment stores, bookstores, and a charming movie theater.
At St. Kate’s, you learn to look at the world from different perspectives—and to challenge accepted ways of thinking and behaving.
“One thing I loved about St. Kate’s is that students truly want to learn. They are focused on their studies as well as developing their opinions and beliefs in order to make a difference.”
— Alexandra Kennedy ’15
Major: Biology
Hometown: West Boylston, Massachusetts
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