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Campus & Student Life at Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia

Get a feel for what life is like at Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia. Covering everything from diversity and sports to military-friendliness, this overview pulls together the key parts of the St. Joe’s student experience — with links to the full reports below.

Full-time vs. Part-time Students at Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia

Enrollment at St. Joe’s splits into full-time and part-time students as follows:

Full-time Part-time Total
5,715 2,126 7,841

Campus Diversity at Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia

Curious about the makeup of St. Joe’s? A complete breakdown of the student population is covered in the dedicated diversity report.

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Athletics at Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia

Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia competes in the NCAA as part of the Atlantic 10 Conference.

St. Joe’s fields 654 student athletes — 342 men and 312 women across 12 varsity sports.

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Athletics Financing

Amount
Total Revenue (all teams) $24,189,003
Total Expenses (all teams) $24,189,003
Net $0

Military & Veterans at Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia

Considering St. Joe’s as a service member or veteran? Here’s how St. Joe’s supports military-connected students:

Learn more at the St. Joe's veterans services page.

See the full St. Joe's Veterans Report ›

Disability Services at Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia

Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia provides a dedicated disability services resource for students who need accommodations.

Visit the St. Joe's disability services page.

Religious Affiliation

Saint Joseph’s University - Philadelphia is religiously affiliated — Roman Catholic.

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