Type: Four-year, coeducational, residential

Control: Independent, nonsectarian

Accreditation: Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097; telephone number 404-679-4501; website www.sacscoc.org)

Enrollment: 2,046 students; 787 men (38.5%) and 1,259 (61.5%) women
(Fall 2004)

Geographical Distribution: About 63.8 percent of the students are from Florida, while 32.7 percent represent 47 other states, and 3.38 percent represent 42 foreign countries.

Degree: Bachelor of Arts

Academic Programs: (Also see Programs of Study and Academic Departments)
Majors - Accounting*, art education, business administration*, communication* (broadcasting, broadcasting/PR, or PR/journalism), deaf education, elementary education, English*, fine arts*, graphic design*, history*, Latin American studies-Spanish*, liberal arts, philosophy-religion, political science*, psychology*, secondary education, sociology*, Spanish*, sport management, theatre arts*.
(*denotes minor available also)
Minors - (in addition to the *majors above) - Advertising, anthropology, art history, creative writing, economics, gerontology, illustration, international studies, journalism, Latin American studies, philosophy, religion, Spanish, youth ministry.
Pre-Professional - Human services, pre-law
External Programs - Tallahassee Upper Division; Bachelor of Science in Public Administration

Academic Calendar: Two 14-week semesters

Student-Faculty Ratio: 21.9 to 1

Average Class Size: 21.8 students; more than 94 percent of all classes have 35 or fewer students

Library: 193,729 holdings, 85,654 printed items, 69,158 microform items, 3,499 audiovisual materials, 34,940 electronic books, and 470 periodical, 8 newspaper and 32 electronic database subscriptions

Cost: For 2005-2006, the yearly tuition is $8,600, and room and board are $5,190, for a total annual cost of $13,790. Fees are dependent upon the classes students take and are not reflected in the tuition amount (Please see the Costs section).

Campus: The main building, Ponce de Leon Hall, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The campus also includes several other historic structures, a 789-seat auditorium, a gymnasium, a men's residence hall, a 58,900 sq.ft. library and a radio station. A 19-acre athletic field is located two miles from campus.

Location: The College is four miles from the Atlantic Ocean, in the historic tourist town of St. Augustine, just off I-95 on the northeast coast of Florida, 35 miles south of Jacksonville and 55 miles north of Daytona Beach.

Community: St. Augustine is a famous historic tourist center, the oldest European settlement in the United States, with a population for the City of St. Augustine of 15,000 and for St. Johns County of 115,000.

Intercollegiate Sports: Men - baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis; Women - basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, volleyball.

Athletic Membership: National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA); Florida Sun Conference.