Admissions
The perfect fit.
Welcome to Saint Joseph’s undergraduate admissions office! Take our virtual tour, then visit us in southern Maine. We’re closer than you think … and offer more than you know.
Small and friendly classes.
Engaged and inspired professors. It’s all here for you. Get lost in a subject … and find your major. Study abroad or intern nearby. You’ve got options. You’ve got help.
Get to know us.
We’re closer than you think — not just to Portland and Boston — but to ideas, knowledge and each other. Meet some of the faculty and students that you will get to know and who will get to know you.
St. Joe's prepares you for life.
Become a better person here, not just a better student. The seeds of lifelong friendships grow here.
Come visit our campus.
Join us lakeside. Join us for lunch. Check out the quad or check out a class. Talk to faculty members. Hang out in the dorm. Fly a Frisbee.
We're here to help.
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Meet our Bloggers
Step inside these St. Joe's stories: read the blogs for thoughts, ramblings and keen observations from the people who already live and teach here.
Campus Tours
Our students are the tour guides. Please call the Admission Office at 800-338-7057 to schedule your campus tour.
Upcoming Events
We invite prospective students and their families to take part in our on-campus programs that are offered throughout the year. Our fall programs include a campus tour, lunch and informational sessions. For additional information or to register, please call 800-338-7057.
Fall Visit Day
Saturday, Oct. 23
Nursing Focus Day
Friday, Nov. 5
Visit Us
Come for a tour. We'd love to show you our campus on the lake.A perfect fit
“I love the accessibility of everyone on campus. We are all so close and that makes it easy to build relationships. Everyone knows everyone and we're all willing to help one another.” - Susan Muzzy '11
Meet some of our students and find out why they love St. Joe's.
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In the News
Out of the classroom, into the bay
During May semester, natural sciences professor Johan Erikson took seven students out to explore the ecology of the Gulf of Maine by kayak. They learned ecology by experiencing ecology.
Project will document freshman year in photos
First-year students will document their freshman year and the changes they undergo during this pivotal point in their lives through a year-long digital photography project conceived by fine art instructor Bennett Morris.
Lunch break as radical notion?
How one alumna at a major urban hospital piloted a national program that changed the culture for nurses and patients on the unit she supervised.
No ordinary summer camp
Saint Joseph's shares a connection with the Seeds of Peace international camp, which bridges the culture of hate between ancient enemies.
Where are they now?
A survey of 24 alumni and what they're doing now.
