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The College of St. Scholastica

St. Scholastica’s unique program will give you the opportunity to create a program of self-designed study of Ojibwe language and culture. These two aspects of society go hand in hand and program coursework focuses on the relationship between them.

Courses build reading, writing, speaking and listening skills through a practical approach that makes learning more accessible. Whether experiencing the traditional art form of storytelling or seeing revitalization first-hand in Ojibwe language immersion schools, you will learn the language and culture through community involvement. And soon, you’ll be well on your way to becoming bilingual.

Immerse yourself in this journey to enhance your communication abilities while broadening your knowledge of the Anishinaabe cultural expression and worldview.

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Benedictine Scholarship

All new first-year applicants to St. Scholastica will be awarded either the Benedictine Scholarship or the Access Award, upon admission to the College.

Financial Aid

100% of traditional incoming undergraduates receive some type of scholarships. The average for scholarships, grants and/or loans is $31,841.

Degree Details

Tuition

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St. Scholastica’s longstanding commitment to inclusivity and generous financial aid packages make our world-class educational programs accessible to students from any background.

Curriculum

Visit our Catalog to view course offerings. Be sure to create your course plan in consultation with your advisor.

Career Outlook

Graduates who have taken Ojibwe courses are currently employed in a variety of industries including:

  • Education
  • Business administration
  • Healthcare
  • Social work
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