2701 Spring Street
Fort Wayne, Indiana 46808

The University of Saint Francis, founded in 1890, is a Catholic, Franciscan sponsored, coeducational, liberal arts university. The campus has 72 acres of lawn and lined pathways surrounding a central lake. The learning experience is grounded in the Catholic/Franciscan tradition.

The student body is comprised of approximately 2,000 students and about 250 graduate students. Saint Francis offers 11 undergraduate and five graduate degrees, including a Master of Science in nursing.

The University of Saint Francis has a Green Campus initiative to enable students to be more environmentally conscious.

Quick Facts

More than 95 percent of University of Saint Francis students receive financial aid. Students receive assistance from federal, state and university sources in the form of grants, loans and scholarships.

The Graduate School was established in 1960.

Approximately 35 percent of full-time undergraduate students live on-campus.

The majority of Saint Francis students are from Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio.

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