
A class profile offers some basic statistics and demographics about first-year students.
St. John’s is a coeducational, liberal arts college with no religious affiliation.
Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Liberal Arts, both campuses
Master of Arts (MA) in Liberal Arts, both campuses
Master of Arts (MA) in Eastern Classics, Santa Fe only
St. John's College offers no programs leading to professional licensure.
St. John’s College in Annapolis is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools; St. John’s in Santa Fe is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
Additional information about St. John’s, including student outcomes, may be found on the College Navigator profile for Annapolis and the College Navigator profile for Santa Fe.
To view St. John’s College accreditation and state approval documentation:
Contact the president’s office on campus to make an appointment.
To file a complaint related to accreditation:
Submit a formal complaint to Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools or the Higher Learning Commission.
For those who have filed a complaint with St. John’s College—using the procedures stated in the student handbook—but have been unable to resolve the complaint at the institutional level, they may submit a complaint to the appropriate St. John’s College state approval entity:
A class profile offers some basic statistics and demographics about first-year students.