From St. Olaf
St. Olaf doesn’t produce ordinary college grads. It turns out Oles (Oh-Lees). St. Olaf’s
3,000 students come from 90 countries, every state, and a variety of religious and non-
religious backgrounds. Oles choose from more than 85 majors, concentrations, and pre-
professional tracks within the intense liberal arts academic program. The long-standing
emphasis on global engagement broadens perspectives, and two-thirds of Oles study
abroad. Oles aren’t necessarily religious, but the college’s religious tradition encourages
deep self-reflection. Over 200 organizations flourish within an intensely residential
setting. The vibrant Ole community accepts, supports, and encourages, generating
lifelong friendships and invaluable connections.
St. Olaf’s beautiful 300-acre campus is located in Northfield, Minnesota, approximately
40 miles south of Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Liberal Arts colleges offer great opportunities for students to decide what they want to study. A Liberal Arts education is typically well-rounded and produces graduates who have a solid understanding of many topics. These schools tend to be smaller than universities.
St Olaf College has committed to meeting 100% of applicants’ financial need. They determine your financial need using the FAFSA and/or CSS Profile, and will ensure that your financial aid package covers any costs you cannot pay.
Student Demographics at St Olaf College
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