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Community at
St. Mary’s begins in the
residence halls, where
students live as part of a
big family. First-year
students are housed
in freshmen-only halls or
have the opportunity
to live in themed
communities.
SAN ANTONIO BY THE NUMBERS
5 – FORTUNE 500 HEADQUARTERS 23,369–
ACRES OF CITY PARKLAND 4,826– RESTAURANTS
112 – SHOPS AT MARKET SQUARE, THE LARGEST
MEXICAN MARKET IN THE U.S. 34 – MEDIAN AGE
OF RESIDENTS 84 – ART GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS
68– AVERAGE ANNUAL TEMPERATURE
San Antonio provides the best in
employment, culture and cuisine, recreation
and entertainment, and professional sports.
Museums and landmarks, like the Alamo
and the world-famous River Walk, define
San Antonio as an exciting and vibrant place
to live, work, and study.
Welcometoour
community.
FOUNDED IN 1852
SA N A NTONIO, TE X AS
A place where
LEARNING
thrives
A culture where
SERVING is
celebrated
A home for students
intent on
SUCCEEDING
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HISTORY
St. Mary’s University was
founded in
1852by the Society of Mary
(Marianists). It is the
oldest Catholic university
in Texas and the
Southwest.
LOCATION
The campus is located
northwest of downtown
San Antonio, Texas, the
seventh largest city in the
nation.
ADMISSION
Applicants who are not
U.S. citizens or permanent
residents must show a level
of scholastic achievement
that would indicate ability
to succeed in an academic
program at St. Mary’s.
Applicants should submit
all of the following
documents:
• Application for
admission
• Official evaluated
transcript of secondary
school and/or
university transcript
• National examination
scores, if applicable
• Official TOEFL/IELTS
scores
• A letter of
recommendation by a
school official
• A personal essay
St. Mary’s scholarship
program is designed to
recognize outstanding
achievement. Partial
scholarships range from
$5,000 – $18,000 USD
per year. Students are
considered based on their
application for admission.
To apply, visit us online
www.stmarytx.edu/apply
RESIDENCE HALLS
Twelve residence halls are
primarily suite-styled and
co-ed by floor or wing. All
halls offer free wi-fi and
cable.
STUDENT LIFE
Students are involved in
more than 80 clubs and
organizations, including
fraternities and sororities,
academic societies, cultural
clubs, and intramural
sports.
ENROLLMENT
There are around 2,440
undergraduates, plus 1,670
students in the Graduate
School and School of Law.
FACULTY
12:1is our student-to-faculty
ratio, and the average class
size is 22. Ninety-three
percent of our faculty
holds a Ph.D. or equivalent
terminal degree. There
are no teaching assistants,
ensuring you learn directly
from faculty.
ATHLETICS
St. Mary’s fields 11 NCAA
Division II intercollegiate
teams including men’s
baseball, basketball, golf,
soccer, and tennis, and
women’s basketball, golf,
soccer, softball, tennis, and
volleyball.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
The Greehey Scholars
Program, Honors
Program, and Marianist
Leadership Program offer
additional scholarships
(ranging from $3,500
to $20,000 per year)
to qualified applicants.
Students who meet
specific requirements
may be invited to submit
an application for one
of the programs after
being admitted to the
University.
2014-2015 COSTS
Direct
Tuition/Fees . . . .$26,186
Books/Supplies. . . $1,300
Health Insurance . $1,596
Indirect
Living Expenses . $11,894
Total estimate. . $40,976
Computer Science
Computer Science/
Applications Systems
Criminal Justice
Criminology:
Criminology
Forensic Science –
Criminology
Economics
Engineering:
Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Engineering
Management
Engineering Science
Industrial Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Software Engineering
English:
English
English-
Communication Arts
Speech Communication
Entrepreneurial Studies
Environmental Science
Exercise and Sport Science
Finance:
Corporate Financial
Management
Finance and
Risk Management
History
Information Systems
Management
International Business
International Relations
Management
Marketing
Mathematics
Multinational
Organization Studies
Music
Philosophy
Physics:
Applied Physics
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Spanish
Teacher Education
Theology
PRE-PROFESSIONAL
PROGRAMS
Allied Health
Dentistry
Law
Medicine
Nursing
Pharmacy
MAJORS
Accounting
Art Education
Biochemistry
Biology:
Biology
Forensic Science –
Biology
Chemistry:
Chemistry
Forensic Science –
Chemistry
Computer Science:
Computer Information
Systems
St. Mary’s University is an equal education opportunity institution. The University’s admission standards and practices are free from discrimination on the basis of age, sex, race, creed, color, disability,
ethnicity or national origin. As required by the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, information regarding crime statistics, campus safety, crime prevention
and victim’s assistance is available on the St. Mary’s University Web site at www.stmarytx.edu/police. A paper copy of the report is available by request. Additionally, information regarding graduation and
retention rates is available at www.stmarytx.edu. Printed on recycled paper, 10% post-consumer fiber.
Office of Undergraduate Admission | One Camino Santa Maria, San Antonio, Texas 78228-8503 | 800-367-7868 or 210-436-3126 | uadm@stmarytx.edu | www.stmarytx.edu
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St. Mary’s at a Glance

2. “I knew I wanted to attend
a Catholic institution. San
Antonio is the perfect place
to study, and St. Mary’s
feels like a home away from
home. I love the small
classes, and the friends I’ve
made here are incredible.”
Paola Reyes ’15
Hometown: Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Major: International Business
A student-faculty
ratio of 12:1 means
our students have their
professors’ attention.
Learning at
St. Mary’s
means trading
thoughts and
experiences with
classmates from
a variety of
backgrounds and
with professors
who appreciate
fresh perspectives.
St. Mary’s
is the oldest
Catholic
university
in the
southwestern
United
States.
St. Mary’s University offers innovative
programs and exciting opportunities
for international students interested in
completing a degree in the United States.
Our student body is made up of people
from across the world, creating a diverse
educational experience for the entire
campus community.
As a Marianist, liberal arts institution,
St. Mary’s is dedicated to providing a
traditional Catholic education that evokes
academic excellence while integrating
liberal studies, professional preparation,
and ethical commitment.
Dedicated faculty help students realize
their full potential. The result is graduates
who consistently are in high demand by
employers and the country’s top graduate
and professional schools.
Students have chosen St. Mary’s for
many reasons. You’re invited to find out
what St. Mary’s will mean to you.
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servingothersis
celebrated.
Students in
the School
of Science,
Engineering
and Technology
work on
innovative
research projects
that potentially
can eradicate
diseases such as
diabetes and
cancer.
Students are
never without
something to do.
The Office of
International
Student Services
helps students
become engaged
with campus
activities,
including giving
back to the
community. More
than
70 percent of
students volunteer
for service
projects.
Our School of
Humanities
and Social
Sciences offers
International
Relations,
Multinational
Organization
Studies,
and Latin
American/U.S.
Latino Studies
programs.
The Bill
Greehey School
of Business,
dedicated
to learning,
serving, and
leading, is the
only Catholic
institution
in Texas
accredited
by the
AACSB
International.
Ahomefor
studentsintent
onsucceeding.
The Civic Engagement
and Career
Development Center
provides comprehensive
assistance for each
phase of the career
planning process,
including student
employment
opportunities and
internships.
St. Mary’s
graduation
rates are among
the highest
of top-rated,
independent
schools in
Texas—and
throughout the
U.S.
More than
34,000 alumni live and work
around the world as neurosurgeons,
teachers, CEOs, members
of Congress, coaches, writers, and
more, shining in their careers and
in their communities.
American University
Baylor University
Boston College
Carnegie Mellon University
Georgetown University
Harvard University
Indiana University
Johns Hopkins University
Marquette University School
of Dentistry
New York University
Purdue University
Rice University
Texas A&M University
The Ohio State University
The University of Texas at
Austin, LBJ School of Public
Affairs
The University of Texas
Health Science Center at
San Antonio
The University of Texas
Medical School at Galveston
The University of Texas
Medical School at Houston
University of
Notre Dame
Washington University
Yale University
More than 44 percent of St. Mary’s students
pursue advanced degrees at graduate and
professional schools, including:
Aplacewhere
studentlearning
thrives.
“I love how I was able
to talk directly with my
professors. They were
always there to listen,
and were willing to help
me when I needed it.”
Gabriel Noguera ’11
Hometown: Managua, Nicaragua
Major: Engineering Management