PERSPECTIVE-SHIFTING, EYE-OPENING, FACTSEVEN LIFE-CHANGING

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UNIVERSITY OF

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SAN FRANCISCO

PERSPECTIVE-SHIFTING,

EYE-OPENING,

EVEN LIFE-CHANGING

FACTS

ABOUT THE

UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO

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WE¡¯LL

CHANGE

YOUR MIND.

LITERALLY.

IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE RACIST?

What are the power dynamics behind

space and movement? How does food

change culture? How does gentrification

affect diversity?

At USF, we ask big questions. And we

aren¡¯t satisfied with easy answers. Our

Jesuit education will challenge you to think

critically and clearly about issues that

affect all of us. In small classes, you¡¯ll learn

with, and from, passionate professors and

fellow students from different cultures,

experiences, and majors to gain insights

you can¡¯t get anywhere else.

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ESTABLISHED: 1855

RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION:

JESUIT CATHOLIC

STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 13:1

SJ: -?"

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 24

AA

MAJOR

NEW

MAJOR

We launched an engineering program

last fall that includes more women and

people of color, and draws on a diversity

of perspectives to create graduates who

find ethical, sustainable solutions to

community needs.

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OUR

HOMETOWN

IS #1.

HEART

OF THE

CITY

#1 COOLEST CITY IN THE U.S. (FORBES)

BEST COLLEGE LOCATION (NICHE)

RO

VAN NESS

DIVISADE

TOP SAFE CITY IN THE U.S. (THE ECONOMIST)

GEARY

YUMMY

TOP U.S. CITY FOR QUALITY OF LIFE (MERCER)

FOOD

ET

USF

M

TURK

HAIGHT

#1 CITY FOR HIGHEST SALARIES

AS HB

(DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH)

ST

URY

ST

FELL

MASONIC

FULTON

OAK

16TH ST.

IRVING

MISSION ST.

C

A

S

T

R

O

19TH AVE

GREAT HIGHWAY

And we¡¯re right in the middle of it.

.

ST

K

AR

YUMMY

FOOD

SFO

>

25-MINUTE BIKE RIDE TO

THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE

>

3.5 MILES TO INSTAGRAM

>

5 MILES TO GOOGLE

>

3 MILES TO CHINATOWN

>

3.5 MILES TO THE WORLD¡¯S BEST BURRITO

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WE¡¯RE MORE

DIVERSE THAN

SAN FRANCISCO

ITSELF.

(That¡¯s no mean feat.)

SERVICE, ARTS, NCAA DIVISION I SPORTS,

OUTDOOR ADVENTURING¡ªYOU NAME IT,

WE¡¯RE INTO IT.

AFRICAN

AMERICAN: 7%

ASIAN

AMERICAN: 24.2%

HISPANIC/

LATINO: 19.4%

INTERNATIONAL: 13.1%

32% FIRST GENERATION

FALL 2020

CLASS PROFILE

NATIVE AMERICAN/

ALASKA NATIVE: 0.1%

NATIVE HAWAIIAN/

PACIFIC ISLANDER: 0.4%

MULTICULTURAL: 10.4%

UNSPECIFIED: 0.5%

WHITE: 24.9%

28% FAMILY INCOME < $50,000/YR

WE COME FROM 50 STATES AND 100 COUNTRIES .

Our 6,577 undergraduate students grew up in 22 faith

traditions. Speak 49 languages. We have a gazillion

different experiences and perspectives. And cover the

spectrum of political beliefs. Everyone¡¯s welcome here.

A

#5

FOR

DIVERSITY

U.S. NEWS

& WORLD

REPORT

And with more than 100 student organizations,

from Women in Tech to Entrepreneurs Club to

the Food Justice Club, there are tons of ways to

get involved.

Plus, we¡¯re just minutes from some of the most

interesting neighborhoods, cultural landmarks,

world-shifting organizations, and natural

wonders you could ever hope to explore.

You won¡¯t find this kind of energy anywhere else.

STUDENT CLUBS

> 100+

AND ORGANIZATIONS

> 7 MEN¡¯S SPORTS

> 10 WOMEN¡¯S SPORTS

> 23ANDINTRAMURAL

CLUB SPORTS

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USF RANKS IN

THE TOP 3%

FOR SALARIES

OF GRADUATES.

SOCIAL JUSTICE

IS IN OUR DNA.

(Apathy is not.)

(Check the federal College Scorecard.)

Apple. Google. Sephora. Pixar. Deloitte.

Genentech. American Cancer Society.

Sutter Health. San Francisco Giants.

These are just a few of the organizations

where USF students have gained valuable

career-launching experience as interns.

Our location in¡ªand connections to¡ªthe

city make it possible. Our Career Services

Center (mantra ¡°three internships before

graduation¡±) will help you get going,

right from your first year on campus.

And that preparation pays off.

Our alumni include two MacArthur ¡°Genius

Grant¡± recipients, four Pulitzer Prize winners,

the co-founders of Starbucks, NBA and NFL

Hall of Famers, a CEO of Intel, and the first

Black woman mayor of San Francisco.

IT¡¯S ESSENTIAL TO WHO WE ARE AS A

JESUIT UNIVERSITY AND AS PART OF

THE GREATER COMMUNITY.

Expect to dive into experiences¡ªlocally and

globally¡ªthat jolt you out of your comfort

zone. And work with our global neighbors

to make our world a stronger, more just,

and compassionate place. As part of your

studies, you might work on an anti-eviction

mapping project. Use your language skills as

a translator to support refugees. Or take a

workshop at our Institute of Nonviolence and

Social Justice, co-founded by Dr. Clarence B.

Jones, former lawyer and speechwriter for

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Here, we¡¯ll connect

you with opportunities to learn, serve, and

change the world.

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