St. John’s College Santa Fe (Santa Fe, NM)

St. John’s College Santa Fe (Santa Fe, NM)

Established in 1964, St. John's College Santa Fe is the much-more youthful sister school to St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland (see above). Like its more seasoned kin, St. John's Santa Fe keeps up a very thorough, all–Great Books educational modules, a four year program that guarantees all understudies will read the first messages of Western Civilization's most critical and persuasive benefactors to the fields of rationality, philosophy, arithmetic, science, music, verse, and writing. 

All understudies take 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. Likewise, everybody is required to go to a far reaching address on a week after week premise. Understudies are permitted just two electives, which may not be taken until the winter semester of their lesser year. 

Class sizes at St. John's College Santa Fe are topped at 20, with a normal of 14 understudies. Presently, there is an eight-to-one understudy to-staff proportion. The grounds contains 250 sections of land in the state's heart capital, which is likewise one of the country's most particular urban zones. The site of Santa Fe, which lies at 7,300 feet above ocean level, has numerous structures in the old adobe style in the downtown range, and has been constantly possessed for over a thousand years, was made the capital of a pioneer Spanish area in 1610, making the town of exactly 70,000 souls the most seasoned capital city in the nation. 

St. John's College Santa Fe has state endorsement by New Mexico Higher Education Departmen

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