St. Scholastica was founded in Duluth in 1912 by a group of pioneering Benedictine Sisters who offered college courses to six young women. Today, more than 4,000 men and women study here each year.
Campus buildings include the Science Center, Burns Wellness Commons and the iconic Tower Hall, as well as a library, chapel, 500-seat auditorium, black-box theater, and on-campus dorms, suites and apartments. The Duluth campus also includes the St. Scholastica Monastery, home to the Benedictine Sisters, whose values guide the College today.
St. Scholastica’s Duluth campus offers a small, friendly community that fosters students’ participation in a variety of activities, from its 20 intercollegiate athletic teams to more than 50 student clubs and organizations.
Our main campus offers a full slate of traditional undergraduate programs and graduate programs, as well as numerous undergraduate Extended Campus programs. Schedule a campus visit or attend events to discover all that St. Scholastica has to offer!
At St. Scholastica, we’re committed to ensuring our campuses are accessible for all students. Please reference the Center for Equal Access for assistance and more information.
Programs Offered
Undergraduate Degree Programs
- Accounting (BA)
- Adventure Education and Outdoor Leadership (Minor)
- Aerospace Leadership Studies (Minor)
- Applied Economics (Minor)
- Art (BA)
- Biochemistry (BS)
- Biology (BS)
- Business Management (BA)
- Catholic Studies (BA)
- Chemistry (BA/BS)
- Civic Studies (Minor)
- Communication and Media Studies (BA)
- Computer Information Systems (BS)
- Computer Science (BS)
- Data Analytics (Minor)
- Deaf Language and Culture (Minor)
- Education, Secondary or K-12 (BA)
- Educational Studies (BA)
- Elementary Education (BS)
- English (BA)
- Exercise Physiology (BS)
- Finance (BS)
- Fine Arts (Minor)
- German (Minor)
- Gerontology (Minor)
- Global Sustainability and Justice Studies (BA)
- Health Humanities (BA)
- Health Informatics and Information Management (BS)
- History (BA)
- Human Resource Management (Minor)
- Humanities (BA)
- Law (Pre-Professional)
- Marketing (Minor)
- Mathematics (BA)
- Music (BA)
- Native American Studies (Minor)
- Natural Sciences (BA)
- Nursing (BS)
- Nursing (Post-Baccalaureate-BS)
- Nursing Assistant Training
- Occupational Therapy (Pre-Professional)
- Ojibwe
- Organizational Leadership (Minor)
- PA Medicine (Pre-Professional)
- Philosophy (BA)
- Physical Therapy (Pre-Professional)
- Political Science (BA)
- Pre-Health Professions
- Pre-Medicine
- Psychology (BA)
- Social Media Studies (Minor)
- Social Sciences (BA)
- Social Work (BA)
- Spanish (BA)
- Special Education (Minor)
- Theology and Religious Studies (BA)
- Undecided/Open (BA/BS)
- Veteran to BS in Nursing
- Women’s and Sexuality Studies (Minor)
Graduate Degree Programs
Doctoral Degree Programs
Online Degree Programs
- Accounting (BA)
- Applied Data Analytics (MS)
- Applied Data Analytics Certificate
- Business Management (BA)
- Certificate in Applied Artificial Intelligence
- Change Leadership Certificate
- Chemistry (Certificate)
- Chemistry (MS)
- Computer Information Systems (BS)
- Computer Science (BS)
- Computer Science Education (Certificate)
- Culturally Responsive Practice (Certificate)
- Doctor of Medical Science
- Doctorate in Educational Leadership
- Educational Technology (Certificate)
- Graduate Reading Teacher Licensure
- Graduate Special Education Licensure
- Graduate Teaching Licensure
- Health Informatics (MS)
- Health Informatics Certificate
- Health Informatics and Information Management (BS)
- Health Informatics and Information Management (Post-Baccalaureate Certificate)
- Health Information Management (MS)
- Healthcare Administration (MHA)
- Healthcare Administration Certificate
- Literacy Instruction (Certificate)
- MBA in Leadership and Change
- Master of Education (MEd)
- Non-degree Transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy
- Psychology (BA)
- RN to BS Online Nursing
- Social Work (BA)
- Special Education (Certificate)
- transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy
Heath Science Center
The Health Science Center features four lecture spaces and three labs where students learn from faculty who are experienced practitioners and leaders in their fields. These spaces are specifically designed to integrate classroom teaching and experiential learning.
maurices Community Clinic
The student-run maurices Community Clinic offers physical and occupational therapy services to people with little or no insurance, and to the St. Scholastica Community and offers invaluable interprofessional educational experiences.
St. Scholastica Student Center
St. Scholastica’s campus strives to provide opportunities for connection. The Student Center is a great space for finding and building community with other students. It will be a huge part of your experience as a student on campus!
