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Scholarships for the Future Katies in Your Life
Refer-a-Katie Scholarships
St. Catherine graduates can present prospective students with a referral scholarship. Accepted students will be awarded a one-time scholarship of $600 (College for Women) or $300 (College for Adults and Graduate College). This scholarship is limited to full-time students who are starting their first year in a bachelor's or graduate program.
The referral card must be attached to the student's application for admission to St. Catherine University or returned within two weeks of submitting an online application. Download a referral card
Mail completed cards to:
St. Catherine University
Office of Admission, Mail F-2
2004 Randolph Ave
St. Paul, MN 55105
Referral cards can also be picked up in the Alumni Relations Office, Derham 405, or contact Alumni Relations at alumni@stkate.edu or 651-690-6666 to have a referral card sent in the mail.
DupliKate and TripliKate Scholarships
These scholarships are available to the children and grandchildren of alumni who attend the College for Women full time and have no previous bachelor's degree. These scholarships are for four years as long as the recipient is in good academic standing. Applicants should clearly state on their admission application that their parent or grandparent is a graduate of St. Kate's.
- DupliKate Scholarship: $2,000 per year for students with a parent or grandparent who graduated from St. Kate's
- TripliKate Scholarship: $3,000 per year for students with both a parent and grandparent who graduated from St. Kate's
Online Learning Presentations
The online learning programming for alumni is all archived and available to watch at your convenience.
Audit a Class
St. Catherine University offers an educational benefit to alumni to encourage continuing learning and educational enrichment. Graduates of St. Catherine who have earned a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, 2nd major or graduate certificate from the institution are eligible to audit one undergraduate level class per academic year for just $70.