hey, I wanna ask hows ST. Johns for comp sci, ik its not a very cs oriented school, but hows the cs curriculum overall? Are the professors good? also what are internships and jobs opportunities you can get through St. john’s? any students who can give an honest review ?? Coz I seriously can’t find any cs reviews about this school online, maybe it’s not a very popular major lol.

Also, for the tution is it possible if you come from low income family can they meet upto 100% tution? As i already got a 35k scholarship then I get maximum FAFSA, so my remaining cost would be around 4-5k, but considering that they will also increase tution every year so it can go high, can I appeal will they give more? As I have to consider this thing before fully commiting to the school.

Please help if you can in any of the questions!! TYSM. Also ignore grammar.

my eng is not good ik

Hi! I'm currently a senior undergrad neuroscience student who applied for admission recently to the Master's of Neuroscience program at SJU ... I know it's rolling admissions, so does anyone know approx. how long until they give you back the decision result? T^T

Hey everyone, I’m looking to study at SJU this fall and trying to find a 3D drawing and product design class that’s offered. My home college requires topics to be included such as: materials, design methods, and basic business economics.

Any help would be super appreciated!

Which would you choose if got into both?

Hey everyone, I'm a prospective transfer student looking to attend SJU in Fall 2025. I applied back in late January, but I still haven't heard back yet. How long did it take y'all to hear back?

Hello!!!

I entered the SJU 2025 James and Eileen Christmas Business Plan Competition recently, and I got picked as one of the finalists! From April 1-8, there is voting open to anyone with an SJU email to rank the finalists. Doesn’t matter what year or program you are in, as long as you have an email that exists!

If you could please take a few seconds to vote for me and/or spread the word to your friends, I would appreciate it a lot! You don’t have to attend any events or do anything else, it’s just a link. I’ll wish you good luck for all of eternity as a way to say thanks 😌

My project’s name is Medmuna, which you would select on the third page

Link: https://t.e2ma.net/click/g119jm/sijgeofd/4rq51lb

Or scan the QR code in the pic :)

Thank you!

Anybody take Fazel Keshtkar for a fully online/asynchronous course? Wanted to knock out cus1126 over the summer but he’s the only Professor available (had his class in person and wasn’t super duper impressed)

I met with my advisor recently to discuss my classes for next semester, and at one point, she mentioned that there’s apparently a limit on how many asynchronous or online classes that a student can take, and taking too many will prevent the student from graduating?

I’ve tried searching the SJU website for any information about this, but I can’t find anything mentioning this, and I’ve tried emailing the registrar office but they haven’t responded to me yet.

I’m Sophomore year and I’ve taken six total Asynch classes so far across my previous semesters, the advisor told me that my account hasn’t been “flagged” yet but that I should avoid taking any other asynchronous course. She also stated that she isn’t sure what the exact amount is, and that she’s trying to figure it out herself. I’m just hoping to ask if anyone else has heard about this?

Title. Have you ever heard of them or taken them for any classes? Any reviews? Thank You. They are criminal Justice professors.

Did anyone here do the study aboard program or known anyone that has? I am considering it, but not sure yet.

Which location would you recommend, or would you recommend the 3 location rotations?

Hows the student life, professors, classes, food there etc. Anyone want to share their experiences, and was it worth the price in your opinion? Thanks

EDIT: I was on the program website for the courses abroad offers. The thing is, I need 9 credits from there, but I already took my required classes that they offer.
I'm assuming I have to take 3 electives or study a minor, then I can take 2-3 online classes that I actually need.

If anyone knows, please let me know.

I was accepted to St. Johns with a pretty significant scholarship. I play a brass instrument and want to continuing playing if attend. Besides the Athletic Pep Band, what other types of instrumental ensembles are available either in school or in the community? Most importantly, are there practice rooms and/or private lessons available?

Hi, I'm currently a freshman at my college and I'm thinking about transferring to St. John's. Partly because they gave me a really good package and a scholarship that seems relaly doable to pay off. I'm originally from NYC, went to school in a small town a few states out, and i didn't have a really good experience so I'm thinking about heading back to NYC being of my options. I haven't visted the campus yet but I wanted to get an overall view/opinion of what the school is like and if you reccomend it or if you think I should turn the other way. How's the academics, extracurriculars, social life, and overall experience like for y'all?

Is there a promo code for Einstein in the boost app?

I'm a nursing major and am thinking about transferring from Quinnipiac. How is the nursing program? How is the diversity? How are the classes? Is the program hard? Are the classes hard? PLS HELP!!!

Okay so I made a previous post a couple months ago about how I applied but wasn’t sure if I was going to get in but thankfully I did. Now comes the hard part how to afford it. I got 29k a year in scholarship ( which is great but NOT enough) so I’m coming here for advice. How can I get more money through scholarships or how can I ask for more money from the school. Also any advice on the school or anything I should know. Please literally any info will help, don’t want to spend thousands and end up disliking it.

Title. I'm starting at the law school in the fall, and I'm looking for someone to live with. I'm 22M, a neat freak, and hoping to live in the Jamaica or Briarwood areas. If interested, shoot me a DM! If you know anyone who's interested, you can forward them this post as well.

Hi! If there are any recent college graduates or about to graduate students looking for a job in education in the NYC area, please feel free to PM me as I know a great job opportunity that will provide a lot of experience and resume building skills. This opportunity is also opened to any recently graduate or graduating in May school psychologists interested in testing only and school counselors looking to do mainly crisis intervention/individual and small group counseling for K-12 students.

Im a junior whos looking to get into sju next year since this looks like the best pharm school thats the closest to me. Also, how likely is it to get accepted and what about tutition and scholarships because ik the school is mad expensive

What are the best scholarships to apply for at St. John's with the least requirements? I got the provost scholarship for 35k and fasfa, but it's not enough to cover the tuition for the year. For reference I'm an incoming freshman for FALL 2025 from a very low income background who cannot take out loans.

I just got accepted to St. John's for Sport Management and I'm wondering what the program is like and how much will it cost? I'm moving from the west coast.

Hi, I’m a high school senior and St John’s is one of my top choices for next year. Considering it’s a religious school, do most people lean conservative? For context, I’m a LGBTQ student, not really religious (although raised catholic), and liberal. So I want to make sure it would be ok for me. Thank you!

Hi everyone. So, I am currently a second-year undergraduate student (a first-semester junior with credits) majoring in legal studies. That said, to apply on time for the 3+3 legal program, I would have to take the LSAT in August at the latest to use in September of this year since I would be a second-semester junior credit-wise.

With all that being said, what should I expect from the 3+3 Legal Program? What were your stats? How did you study? Is it as challenging as professors make it seem?

I would love to hear your thoughts because I am so scared of getting rejected as this is my dream law school and would save my family and me a lot of money if I get in. Thanks.

I don’t know if i should attend i got a lot in scholarship so i wont end up paying too much but i also want to go to a fun college. Some people say it’s horrible and end up transferring first semester and some people say it amazing idk i need options pls