St. John’s College
Located in the heart of historic Annapolis, this four-year liberal arts college offers a distinctive approach to higher education. Here, there are no majors, and every student embarks on an identical Great Books curriculum, delving into the critically acclaimed literature and philosophy of Western society.
Prices
- No admission fee
Hours
- Campus is open year round
Events
- Graduate Institute Summer Lectures
Activities
- Tour the landmark campus
- Take graduate and undergraduate courses
- Visit the art gallery
- Attend a lecture, concert or special event
LIBERAL EDUCATION MISSION
Students at this four-year school do not have to select a major. Instead, they take a core curriculum centered around a interdisciplinary curriculum focusing on the great works of philosophy, literature, history, political science, theology, economics, music, mathematics, and the laboratory sciences. Classes are small and students here are encouraged to develop strong critical thinking skills.
HISTORY
This prestigious liberal arts college can trace its legacy all the way back to King William's School in the 1600s. The campus grew up with the development of historic Annapolis and it officially charted in 1784 as St. John's College. A sister campus opened in 1964 across the country in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
FAQs
When Does The School Year Begin?
Classes start around the third week of August.
When Is Homecoming?
Homecoming is usually in September and turns into a huge celebration on campus with activities like games, receptions, and dance parties.