St. Mary’s University (STMU) focuses on creating well-rounded, socially conscious individuals who are involved with the university and their community.  St. Mary’s is a beautiful university enriched with the traditions of the Catholic Church and religious faith.  Students feel at home on the 135-acre campus that brings together people of all cultural backgrounds in its comfortable and vibrant San Antonio location.

 

Founded in 1852, St. Mary’s University is a private, four year, Liberal Arts University affiliated with the Catholic Church.

 

St. Mary's University is an independent Catholic institution inspired by the Gospels and shaped by the rich tradition of the Society of Mary (Marianists). Founded and fostered as a community of faith for the advancement of the human family, the university gives Christian purpose and dynamism to a pursuit in which people of varied traditions and experiences unite in commitment to an educational venture, in dedication to a life of scholarship, and in the extension of service to society.

 

San Antonio, Texas.

 

4,110 students (45% male, 55% female).  32 states and territories represented; 60% minority; 4% international.

 

192 full-time undergraduate professors. 13:1 Student-Faculty ratio; Average class size: 22.

 

NCAA Division II, Heartland Athletic Conference, 12 varsity sports (6 men’s; baseball, basketball, football, golf, soccer, and tennis; 6 women’s; basketball, cross-country, golf, soccer, softball, and tennis), 2 club sports, 13 intramural sports. More on Athletics…

 

2005-2006 $19,910 comprehensive ($18,274 tuition, includes notebook computer).  In 2005, 73% of incoming first-year students received some financial aid.  Average Award Package is $16,920.