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Also known as St Thomas University, Saint Thomas University, Biscayne College

private, nonprofit, Catholic university in Miami, Florida, USA

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St. Thomas University, also known as STU, is a private Catholic university located in Miami Gardens, Florida. Established in 1961, the institution was formerly known as Biscayne College. It operates within the higher education industry and follows a semester-based academic calendar. The university is situated at 16401 NW 37th Ave, Miami Gardens, FL, 33054-6459.

The school has a student body of 4,140 and employs 957 staff members. Its total assets are valued at $109,354,722, with an endowment of $40,042,465. Admission is selective, with a rate of 60% and a yield rate of 14%. The university is an active educational entity in the United States.

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Type
Education
Founded
1961
Location
Miami Gardens, United States
Also known as
STU, Biscayne College
Status
Active

GRID grid.449436.8 · ISNI 0000 0004 0433 282X

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Wikidata facts

Located in
Miami Gardens
Employees
957
Official website
www.stu.edu
Students count
3713
Admission rate
0.60
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Commons category
St. Thomas University (Florida)
inception
1961-00-00
postal code
33054-6459
category for alumni of educational institution
Category:St. Thomas University (Florida) alumni
street address
16401 NW 37th Ave, Miami Gardens, FL, 33054-6459
social media followers
4523
total assets
109354722
endowment
40042465
admission yield rate
0.14
academic calendar type
semester
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