If you are seeking a graduate degree (graduate certificate, masters degree, or doctorate), please visit Graduate Admission.
If you are a high school student or someone seeking an undergraduate degree, this is the correct page for you!
Note: Students who make an official visit to the Saint Mary's College campus from the summer after your junior year until May 1 of your senior year, and enroll at Saint Mary's, are eligible to have a $1,000 Visit Award added to their financial aid package! To find out more, check out saintmarys.edu/visitaward.
Admission Events
Come and join us for Meet Me at The Avenue our invitation-only event for students who have been admitted to the incoming class! Apr 12 Take Your Music to College Want to take your music to college?
Come and learn how to do that at our exclusive event for high school students who have an interest in bringing their music to college. Apr 13 Spring Day on Campus Are you a sophomore or junior in high school?
Spring Day on Campus is a program specifically designed for you and your parents. During Spring Day, you and your family can explore our campus, get financial aid and admission advice, talk with your admission counselor, and learn about the benefits of a women's college. Sep 12 SMC Tailgate Kick off with us!
Experience Saint Mary's during the excitement surrounding a Notre Dame Football weekend! SMC Tailgate provides prospective high school students with the opportunity to explore campus, learn more about Saint Mary's and the benefits of the tri-campus community, and speak with faculty, coaches, and current students. Sep 22 - Nov 3 Senior Preview Day Want to shadow a current student?
Students will be matched with a current Saint Mary's student as they attend a class and get to know our campus. Parents will have the opportunity to learn more about the admission process, financial aid and faculty interaction. Both can expect to learn more about student life, clubs and activities on campus and eat lunch in the dining hall. Nov 15 Spotlight Saturday Are you a prospective student and unable to attend one of our weekday events?
Join us for a special Saturday visit! During this event, you’ll have the opportunity to hear an admission presentation, take a guided tour of campus, learn more about Saint Mary’s from the student perspective, and eat lunch in the dining hall. All high school students are welcome to join. Space is limited.
Saint Mary's Pre-College Programs
Summer programs at Saint Mary’s serve the College’s mission to empower women in all stages of life. Each of our programs offers opportunities for students to explore interests and careers while experiencing life on a college campus and creating connections. Programs available for students entering grades 1-12.
Virtual Event Spotlight
Ask a Saint Mary's Students - Virtual Chat
March 18
Want to learn more about the campus and community at Saint Mary's College? Join us virtually!
This is your opportunity to ask any questions you may have about Saint Mary's! At this live video chat, you'll hear from a member of the Admission Team and a current Saint Mary's student. Anything that you've got questions about, we'll be ready to answer.
Virtual Tour
Unable to visit campus? Take a peek at our beautiful green areas, classrooms, residence hall rooms and social spaces by taking a virtual tour.
A little taste of what awaits you on our campus.
Please contact us at 1-800-551-7621 or campusvisit@saintmarys.edu for more information about campus visits.
Please note that our policy does not allow animals in campus buildings unless they are service animals. Pets are welcome in the outdoor spaces on campus.
Our Tobacco-Free, Smoke-Free Campus
In November 2020, the College took an important step in advocating for the health and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff by becoming 100 percent tobacco and smoke free. This means the use of tobacco or tobacco-related products (including vaping and snuff) is prohibited on any Saint Mary’s property, including inside all vehicles. We are proud to be part of this national movement to address smoking and tobacco use at colleges and to create a culture where our students can reject tobacco and can be free from secondhand smoke.