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$41,190
per year
In-State Tuition
73%
Acceptance Rate
74%
Graduation Rate
86%
Retention Rate
St. John Fisher University is an educational institution in Rochester, NY. Check program requirements, costs and credit policies with the institution.
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Technology & Computer Science
Major: Computer & Information Sciences
Healthcare & Medicine
Business & Finance
Major: Human Resources Management
Major: Human Resources Management
Education
Law & Criminal Justice
Digital Media & Content
Broad degrees built to transfer into a bachelor’s program rather than lead to one specific career. They’re a common starting point at community colleges — you pick your major after you transfer.
A broad program across the humanities, social sciences, mathematics and natural sciences, most often taken as a transfer degree into a bachelor's program. NCES CIP 24.0101 "Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies".
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Men’s teams
12
Women’s teams
Team Sports(8)
Football
Basketball
Baseball
Softball
Soccer
Volleyball
Lacrosse
Field Hockey
Individual Sports(5)
Tennis
Golf
Track and Field (Indoor)
Track and Field (Outdoor)
Cross Country
Aquatic Sports(1)
Rowing
Combat Sports(1)
Wrestling
Typical Admitted Student
Application Requirements
Historical data for first-time undergraduate applicants seeking a degree or certificate; requirements may have changed. This does not specify a number of recommendation letters.
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In-State Students
Fisher automatically considers all first-year applicants for merit scholarships (most $12,000 to $22,000 a year); apply by Jan. 15. Service, First-Generation and Honors awards need an application.
First-Year Merit Scholarship (Presidential and Trustee levels)
AutomaticMost merit scholarships range from $12,000 to $22,000 per year
Renewable: Satisfactory Academic Progress and the academic requirements of the scholarship; up to 8 semesters
Apply for admission by January 15 to be considered; no separate application.
Based on high school GPA, strength of curriculum and SAT/ACT scores if submitted (test-optional). Applied to tuition only. Cannot be combined with the Service Scholars or First-Generation Scholarships.
Service Scholars Program
CompetitiveYearly awards equal to one-half the total cost of tuition, and room and board for resident students
No published minimums; chosen from applicants.
Renewable: Participate in the program's learning community, community-engaged learning seminar and course, and community service
Separate Service Scholarship Application; early consideration by December 15, final deadline January 15.
For high school seniors with a record of community service. Cannot be combined with other merit-based scholarships.
First-Generation Scholars Program
CompetitiveYearly awards of one-half the total cost of tuition and room and board
No published minimums; chosen from applicants.
Renewable: Community engagement workshop, at least 30 service hours each semester, learning community and service learning seminars
Separate application; early consideration by December 15, final deadline January 15.
For high school students whose parents did not graduate from a post-secondary institution and who show motivation and academic potential. Cannot be combined with other merit-based scholarships.
Honors Program Scholarship
Competitive$2,000 per year · $8,000 over four years ($2,000/year)
No published minimums; chosen from applicants.
Separate Honors Program application by invitation after acceptance; early consideration by December 15, final deadline January 15.
Open to students who qualify for the Presidential or Trustee Merit Scholarship. Eligible students typically have a high school average of 92 or above (100-point scale). Combinable with other Fisher awards.
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College scholarship pageChecked Oct 27, 2026
From the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard, most recent reporting cohort.
Net Price(family income < $30K)
$16,054
Per year, after grants & scholarships
Median Earnings
$66,944
10 years after entry, working full-time
Median Debt at Graduation
$23,250
Among completers who borrowed
Verified on Jul 2026
Exam-level breakdown not yet available. Visit the official credit policy page for the full list of accepted exams.
Browse CLEP examsParticipates in HEOP
An opportunity program — it combines admission through the program itself with advising, tutoring and money for college costs — for bachelor's-degree students. It is support layered on top of your Pell, TAP or Excelsior aid, not a tuition waiver.
This campus publishes the kinds of support it offers but not the dollar amounts. Ask the campus HEOP team for the current figures.
Places are limited, so meeting the requirements does not guarantee a spot.
Be a New York State resident. Be economically disadvantaged: a member of a household whose total annual income is equal to or less than 185 percent of the US Department of Health and Human Services poverty guidelines. Be educationally disadvantaged — each participating institution sets its own criteria, which include the probability of academic success and non-admissibility under the college's normal admissions standards. Applications and questions about eligibility and financial need must be made directly to the college.
Provides screening and testing assistance; structured academic support including a pre-entry summer program, counseling, tutoring and developmental coursework; supplemental financial and tuition assistance; and career counseling and one-on-one mentoring. NYSED publishes no dollar amounts — the award is determined by the institution.
Type
Private University
Location
Rochester, New York
Monroe County
Control
Private
Programs Listed
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