St. John's College, Annapolis
part of St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland
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St. John's College, Annapolis is a liberal arts college in the United States[1]. It is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: Annapolis[3]
- Country: United States[4]
- Instance of: private not-for-profit educational institution[5]
- Headquarters location: Annapolis[6]
- Postal code: 21401[7]
- Part of: St. John's College[8]
- Industry: higher education[9]
- Inception: 1784[10]
- Coordinate location: 38.9825, -76.4925[11]
- Official website: https://www.sjc.edu/annapolis[12]
- Employees: 205[13]
- Described by source: 250th Anniversary, Official Statement of the St. John's Program: Catalogue 1945-1946[14]
- Legal form: 501(c)(3) organization[15]
- Total revenue: 100,932,482 US dollars[16], 68,495,342 US dollars[17], 104,830,363 US dollars[18], 66,692,437 US dollars[19], 64,546,958 US dollars[20], 72,557,880 US dollars[21], 83,230,375 US dollars[22], 78,842,598 US dollars[23], 71,971,062 US dollars[24], 110,216,175 US dollars[25], 73,695,293 US dollars[26], 87,254,937 US dollars[27], 85,245,783 US dollars[28]
- Count of students: 446[29], 472[30]
- Total assets: 205,968,153 US dollars[31], 377,084,479 US dollars[32], 405,625,235 US dollars[33], 421,849,310 US dollars[34], 232,158,574 US dollars[35], 225,833,869 US dollars[36], 241,718,703 US dollars[37], 261,838,294 US dollars[38], 264,285,622 US dollars[39], 259,050,540 US dollars[40], 314,798,425 US dollars[41], 310,891,244 US dollars[42], 321,562,015 US dollars[43]
- Wikidata usage instructions: Use St. John's College for both campuses and St. John's College, Santa Fe for Santa Fe[44]
- Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education: baccalaureate colleges: arts and sciences focus[45], very high undergraduate[46], postbaccalaureate: single program - other[47], exclusively graduate/professional institution[48], arts & sciences focus, high graduate coexistence[49], four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in[50]