St. Thomas Aquinas College
Sparkill, NY · Private
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St. Thomas Aquinas College admitted 93.0% of applicants university-wide (2,047 of 2,200).
| Cohort | Admit rate | Admitted | Applicants |
|---|---|---|---|
| University-wide | 93.0% | 2,047 | 2,200 |
| Men | 92.4% | 1,052 | 1,138 |
| Women | 93.7% | 995 | 1,062 |
Also offers Early Action (closes Nov 15) — the Common Data Set doesn't publish EA admit counts.
Of 2,047 admitted students, 241 enrolled (11.8% yield).
St. Thomas Aquinas College U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard · Sections C1–C2 · 2023 — Published cohort admit rates — context, not an applicant-specific probability.
Test scores and GPA of admitted students
- SAT (mid-50%)
- 880–1085
- GPA (mid-50%, 4.0 scale)
- 3.30–3.30
Testing policy: Test-optional (considered if submitted)
St. Thomas Aquinas College U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard · Sections C9–C12 · 2023 — Published admit stats reflect the entire incoming class unless explicitly labeled international-only.
Cost and financial aid
Published cost of attendance: $53,370/yr.
| Out-of-state tuition | $39,450 |
| Fees, housing, food, books & other | $23,830 |
| Sticker cost of attendance | $53,370/yr |
Average net price by family income (US, federal aid data)
| Under $30k | $11,746 |
| $30k–48k | $13,700 |
| $48k–75k | $24,110 |
| $75k–110k | $23,907 |
| Over $110k | $27,333 |
US applicants
Need- and merit-based aid available.
- Presidential Scholarship — Up to $19,000 per year (Presidential)
- Dean's Scholarship — Up to $16,000 per year (Merit)
- Transfer Scholarship — Up to $14,000 per year (Merit)
- Academic Achievement Award — Up to $12,000 per year (Merit)
- Trustee Scholarship — Up to $10,000 per year (Trustee)
- STAC Grant — Varies (Need Based)
International applicants
No need-based aid reported for internationals.
- Presidential Scholarship — Up to $19,000 per year (Presidential)
- Dean's Scholarship — Up to $16,000 per year (Merit)
- Transfer Scholarship — Up to $14,000 per year (Merit)
- Academic Achievement Award — Up to $12,000 per year (Merit)
St. Thomas Aquinas College U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard · Sections G–H · 2023
Application requirements
US applicants
- Common Application or Spartan Application
- Official High School Transcript
- Essay
- Letters of Recommendation
- SAT or ACT Scores (optional)
- Application fee
International applicants
- Common Application or Spartan Application
- Official High School Transcript
- Essay
- Letters of Recommendation
- SAT or ACT Scores (optional)
- Application fee
- English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL)
- GPA credential conversion
- Predicted Class XII marksheet
- Financial documentation (I-20)
St. Thomas Aquinas College · Application requirements (official admissions pages) · 2025
Essay prompts
St. Thomas Aquinas College requires no supplemental essays.
Prompts from the Common App member feed · verified Jul 3, 2026
Graduate outcomes
- Median earnings
- $62,909
- Median earnings · 10 years after entry
- Graduation rate
- 54%
- Within 150% of normal time
- First-year retention
- 73%
- Return for year two · CDS Section B
- Median debt
- $23,198
- At graduation
St. Thomas Aquinas College · U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard (2023 release) · 2023 — Earnings and debt figures are federal data for aid-receiving graduates — cohort outcomes, not a guarantee for any individual student.
Deadlines
- 2026-11-15Early Action — Non-binding early round
St. Thomas Aquinas College U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard · Sections C21–C22 · 2023
Academics and campus
Largest degree fields: Business & marketing (20%), Psychology (9%), Biological & life sciences (5%).
Student–faculty ratio: 16:1 · 53% of class sections have under 20 students.
St. Thomas Aquinas College U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard · Sections E, F, I · 2023 — Published institutional figures for the reporting year — descriptive of the current student body, not a prediction about your experience.