Saint Louis University
One North Grand Boulevard, Saint Louis, MO 63103, USA
Saint Louis University (SLU) is a private Catholic research university founded in 1818 and one of the oldest Jesuit institutions in the U.S. It offers a broad range of undergraduate, graduate, professional, and doctoral programs with a strong emphasis on research, service, and global engagement. SLU combines rigorous academics with experiential learning, community service, and access to internships in the St. Louis region. The university fosters a diverse, inclusive campus culture with more than 250 student organizations and global opportunities including its Madrid campus.
- R1 research classification with nearly 100 undergraduate and 140 graduate programs.
- Jesuit Catholic identity integrated into mission and student experience.
- Urban campus with active student life, NCAA Division I athletics (Billikens), and strong community ties.
- Global footprint includes an SLU campus in Madrid, Spain.
- SLU students come from all 50 U.S. states and over 100 countries.
- Offers exchange and study abroad programs with 50+ destinations.
Undergraduate early action/decision: November 1 (early decision), December 1 (early action/regular); Regular Decision typically by March 16 for full review and decisions by April 15.
• International documentation: Financial support evidence and passport copies should be submitted early for I-20 processing; deadlines tied to program start dates.
• Graduate deadlines: Vary by program and term (fall/spring/summer); check specific department pages on SLU’s admissions site.
Undergraduate (international):
• Academic: Completion of secondary education equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma with competitive academic preparation.
• English language: Proof of proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS/PTE/Duolingo) required; many accepted benchmarks include TOEFL iBT ~80+, IELTS ~6.5+, Duolingo ~110 (illustrative, check official).
• Tests: SAT/ACT scores optional; average scores for admitted students historically ~1210–1430 SAT or ACT 26–31.
• Other: Official transcripts, financial documentation for I-20, passport copy.
Graduate (international):
• Academic: Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) required; specific GPA and prerequisites vary by program.
• English language: TOEFL/IELTS/PTE required unless waived (program dependent).
• Tests: GRE/GMAT or portfolio elements vary by graduate program; check specific department requirements.
• Other: Transcripts and financial proof for I-20 issuance.
| Program Level | Annual Cost of Attendance |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate | $55,760.00 - $55,760.00 |
Undergraduate (international):
• Academic: Completion of secondary education equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma with competitive academic preparation.
• English language: Proof of proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS/PTE/Duolingo) required; many accepted benchmarks include TOEFL iBT ~80+, IELTS ~6.5+, Duolingo ~110 (illustrative, check official).
• Tests: SAT/ACT scores optional; average scores for admitted students historically ~1210–1430 SAT or ACT 26–31.
• Other: Official transcripts, financial documentation for I-20, passport copy.
Graduate (international):
• Academic: Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) required; specific GPA and prerequisites vary by program.
• English language: TOEFL/IELTS/PTE required unless waived (program dependent).
• Tests: GRE/GMAT or portfolio elements vary by graduate program; check specific department requirements.
• Other: Transcripts and financial proof for I-20 issuance.
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| Undergraduate | View Programs | — |