St. John’s College (Annapolis, MD)

St. John's College at Annapolis is a private human sciences school surely understood for its ultra-thorough, Great Books–only educational programs. The school was at first established in 1696 as King William's Preparatory School. The private academy in the long run included a university contract in 1784, making St. John's is one of the most established advanced education organizations in the country. Since 1964, it has had a sister grounds in Santa Fe, New Mexico. 

In 1937, St. John's chosen to execute the Great Books Program, an educational modules it takes after right up 'til today. The Great Books Program is a four-year course of study, which obliges understudies to peruse the first messages that have made the best commitment to Western Civilization in such fields as logic, religious philosophy, history, arithmetic, science, music, verse, and writing. 

Everybody at St. John's takes four years of a remote dialect, four years of math, four years of interdisciplinary study, three years of life science, and a year of music. Furthermore, all understudies are required to go to an all inclusive address on a week by week premise. Understudies are permitted just two electives, which can't be taken until the winter semester of their lesser year. 

Class sizes at St. John's College are not permitted to surpass 20 understudies, with a normal class size of 14. There is at present an eight-to-one understudy to-staff proportion. 

St. John's College (Annapolis) is certify by the Middle States Association of Colleges and School
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