Admission requirements are dependent upon the program to which you are applying. Learn more about St. John's test-optional application process here. Please contact the Office of Admission if you have questions regarding admission to specific majors - 718-990-2000 or admhelp@stjohns.edu. In The Peter J. Tobin College of Business, our most successful students enter St. John’s University with four years of high school mathematics, including either statistics, pre-calculus, or calculus. The success of our students is our top priority, so we encourage students to take this into consideration before applying for admission to a program within The Peter J. Tobin College of Business.

With 100+ programs available, we understand that it can be difficult to choose just one. When you submit your undergraduate admission application, please indicate the major that is of greatest interest to you or select “Undecided”. If you later change your mind, simply email us at admhelp@stjohns.edu with your name, date of birth, and the major for which you would like now like to apply. There is no need to submit a separate application for undergraduate admission.

All students will be considered for admission to St. John’s, as well as admission to their first choice major upon review of their admission application. If we are unable to offer admission into the first choice major, we will review each student for their second choice major (if applicable) and admission to the University.

The state-of-the-art fitness center is located in Carnesecca Arena. In addition to having stairmasters, treadmills, dumbbells, ellipticals, life fitness pin loaded machines, and plate loaded free weights, the fitness center also offers a wide variety of free fitness classes. Students also have access to an indoor and outdoor basketball court, tennis courts, soccer field, and outdoor track.

The St. John’s University D’Angelo Center (DAC), our 127,000 square foot serves as a luxury student life center. Boasting fourteen smart classrooms, state-of-the-art computer labs, a food court, our “campus living room,” and the cheapest Starbucks in New York City, this student center will be enjoyed by students for generations to come. The Campus Center at Staten Island features offices of Campus Ministry and Student Life along with a cafeteria, game room, student organization offices and a gymnasium. The strikingly modern Manhattan campus contains plenty of meeting and classroom space along with fitness and computer lab facilities, state-of-the art classrooms and an extensive library. Just across the street from the Manhattan campus is Battery Park featuring waterfront promenades.