A St. Andrews education is focused on YOU. The St. Andrews experience includes a top-quality education in addition to providing a nourishing environment in which students learn and grow as individuals. You will have the opportunity to explore and test your own values and beliefs, to form life-long friendships, to travel abroad, to gain confidence in your thoughts and opinions instead of following the crowd. You are empowered to think for yourself and become a leader in whatever you are passionate about. At St. Andrews you will grow into an active participant in life and express yourself through your actions. After the St. Andrews experience, you will have the skills for success.
St. Andrews is unique among colleges. We believe you will discover the process for transforming your life while you are here. You will use this time to read, think, research, question, and explore ideas. The St. Andrews community has people of all persuasions with all kinds of ideas and aspirations. Healthy, vibrant communities do not just occur, and St. Andrews will challenge you to find your place as a contributing member. Every student should know that he or she is a valued member of our academic and residential communities. As you learn more about yourself, remember how much you have to gain by encountering the rich diversity of ideas and attitudes among the students, faculty and staff of the college. In our community you should find the security to be yourself while repecting the same opportunity for others. You will make life-long friendships, and you will begin the process of developing into a confident, competent undergraduate.
St. Andrews transforms people's lives! It truly is....
A College Where YOU Can!
Living Arrangements
Each living environment at St. Andrews takes on a personality built by the residents of the building. The students in each building have the opportunity through the activities they plan, their hall council and the structure of the building to make each building very individual. The halls each have a resident director to assist in working with college policy in order to make things happen, resident assistant, who are peer mentors, and hall councils. Living in the halls offers students the opportunity to have a set of parameters and through proven responsibility gain the privilege to restructure their living environment. Residency is required for all full-time students and as a result more than 90 percent of the students live on campus, and nearly everyone spends weekends here to make sure they won't miss anything. An array of social events sponsored by the Student Activities Union, residence halls, and other clubs and organizations fill the calendar. Movies, parties, dances, athletic events, performing artists, comedians, coffeehouse entertainment and novelty/variety shows are all highly anticipated events.
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