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Overview of St. John Fisher College

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Quick Facts

4,020 students

66% admitted

$25,790 tuition/year

  • 3,320 full time
  • 700 part time
  • 1,357 men full time
  • 1,963 women full time
  • 3,460 applied
  • 2,300 admitted
  • 555 enrolled
  • $25,790 out of state
  • $470 fees
  • $10,510 room & board
  • $900 books

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At a Glance

Religious affiliation: Roman Catholic
Institution Type: Private not-for-profit
Campus Setting: Large suburb
Highest Degree Offered: Doctor's degree - research/scholarship and professional practice
Level of Institution: Four or more years
Calendar: Semester
4,020 Students
Non-Degree Undergrads Graduates
Reviews: In Three Sentences
  • Fisher Cardinal
  • 0
  • “St John Fisher College incorporates a close knit community feel with an outstanding education by professors who truly care about their students. The educational opportunities are among the top tier…”

  • Aug-22-2012 » Read More
  • A.J.
  • 0
  • “If you are looking for a college that is on the small side but not too small, St. John Fisher College is the perfect place. The class sizes give…”

  • Aug-31-2012 » Read More
  • Bridgette from Victor, NY
  • 0
  • “this was the first college i have visited. overall, it seems like a fine school but not quite right for me. i did like the idea of internships and research…”

  • Mar-04-2012 » Read More
  • Callea from Avoca, NY
  • 0
  • “Beautiful Campus and a lovely place to receive a quality education. The professors are amazing. They are extremely concerned about the students understanding of the material. Great school! 5/5 stars!…”

  • Jun-06-2012 » Read More

Reviews

Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
  • 4
  • Josue from Rochester, NY
  • Jun-14-2011 I am a current student here

    Fisher is a close-knitted community. There is both good and bad which can be associated with this. The good is that everyone knows everyone so helpful people are just about everywhere. There are also lots of great activities which you can get immersed in. The bad is that it's hard to see new faces after a while.

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  • Alissa from Cheektowaga, NY
  • Jan-25-2011 I am a current student here

    There are a lot of sponsored activities...movie nights, comedians, henna tattoos, caricatures, trips, Sunday night football. A huge number of clubs that you can join. Living in a small dorm room with 2 other people and sharing a bathroom with 5 people can be a little hard, but it isn't as bad as I thought it would be.

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