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Saint Joseph's University Unclaimed

Higher Education

www.sju.edu

Philadelphia, PA

Saint Joseph’s University is a private Jesuit university offering undergraduate and professional programs with a commitment to real-world learning, service, and inclusive excellence.

Saint Joseph's University is a private Jesuit university that educates students through a comprehensive array of undergraduate and professional programs. Grounded in Jesuit values, the university serves a diverse student body across colleges including Arts & Sciences, Haub School of Business, School of Education and Human Development, School of Health Professions, and Nursing and Allied Health. It emphasizes real‑world learning, experiential opportunities such as internships and clinical experiences, inclusive excellence, service, and community engagement. The university supports student success through career preparation, health and well‑being resources, and a wide range of campus life programs that foster intellectual growth, leadership, and ethical practice.

Saint Joseph’s University is committed to providing a safe and non-discriminatory learning, living and working environment for all members of the University community.

What we offer

Campus Ministry

Service

Enhance spiritual growth through diverse opportunities in faith and service.

www.sju.edu/campus-ministry

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

Service

Provides comprehensive mental health support to enhance student well-being and personal growth.

www.sju.edu/offices/student-life/caps

Career Center

Service

Empowers students and alumni to achieve their career goals through comprehensive resources and support.

www.sju.edu/offices/student-life/careers

SJU Shuttle Service

Service

Convenient transportation for students across campuses with real-time tracking and safety options.

www.sju.edu/offices/student-life/public-safety/resources-services

Housing and Dining

Service

Provides diverse housing and dining options, fostering community and support for students.

www.sju.edu/housing-dining

Office of Veterans Services

Service

Provides tailored support to veterans for academic and career success.

www.sju.edu/offices/veterans-services

Office of Information Technology (OIT)

Service

Provides essential tech services, support, and resources for the university community.

www.sju.edu/offices/it

Writing Center

Service

Enhances students' writing skills through personalized coaching and support.

www.sju.edu/writingcenter

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Student counseling and mental health services

1.4 Billion USD13% CAGR

Short-term counseling, assessments, and in-person or telehealth therapy to support student mental health and wellbeing.

Career services and experiential learning

50 Billion USD6.5% CAGR

Career development, experiential learning and employer partnership programs that prepare students for workforce entry through project-based learning, internships and skill training.

Residential life and dining

35 Billion USD4.5% CAGR

On‑campus housing and dining operations, including meal plans, housing options and specialized supportive communities for recovery and autism.

Campus mobility and safety

3.5 Billion USD18.5% CAGR

Transportation and campus transit services offering scheduled and tracked shuttle routes, real‑time tracking, on‑demand escorts and dedicated communication channels for safe travel.

Student success and retention

6.2 Billion USD19.4% CAGR

Services and programs that develop student academic skills, provide peer tutoring, and improve persistence, time management, and course performance.

More information about our offering

Campus Ministry

Campus Ministry at Saint Joseph's University supports the spiritual growth of students through worship, prayer, interfaith opportunities, and service programs, including retreats and immersion trips to accompany students on their faith journey.

  • Attend Worship Services
    Join the community for Mass and various prayer services.
  • Join Various Retreats
    Experience different dynamic retreats focused on personal faith journeys.
  • Participate in Ignatian Workshops
    Engage in reflective workshops that deepen understanding of Jesuit tradition.
  • Participate in Service Programs
    Engage in activities that promote justice and serve underrepresented populations.
  • Receive Spiritual Direction
    Guided reflections for personal spiritual growth.
  • Connect with Alumni Network
    Connect with alumni for mentorship and community involvement.
  • Access Interfaith Prayer Room
    A space for prayer and reflection accessible to all faiths.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

CAPS offers a range of therapeutic interventions and resources to support the mental health and well-being of students, emphasizing confidential counseling and crisis support options.

  • Access Emergency Support
    Immediate access to trained professionals during crises.
  • Receive Personalized Therapy
    Safe environment to explore personal concerns with professional guidance.
  • Get Immediate Support
    CAPS offers same-day appointments for acute issues.
  • Utilize Relaxation Spaces
    Spaces for relaxation to benefit from light therapy.
  • Participate in Mental Health Workshops
    Enhance understanding and promote well-being among students.

Career Center

The Career Center prepares students and alumni for professional success through career readiness programs, experiential learning, and access to job search resources.

  • Gain Real-World Experience
    Participate in programs to enhance employability.
  • Utilize Search Tools
    Access tools to effectively aid job searches.
  • Prepare for Professional Life
    Support through structured programs for workforce readiness.
  • Connect with Professionals
    Engage in networking events to expand career prospects.
  • Inform Career Planning
    Insights from alumni experiences guide career decisions.

SJU Shuttle Service

SJU Shuttle Service provides transportation across campuses with real-time tracking and safety options for students.

  • Provides Immediate Contact
    Students can easily reach the shuttle service for inquiries.
  • Enhances Safety During Travel
    Secure transportation options for students during off-hours.
  • Regular Shuttle Service
    Ensures dependable transportation to key locations.
  • Real-Time Location Tracking
    Improves planning with real-time shuttle tracking.

Housing and Dining

Housing and dining information includes on-campus housing options and dining programs across campuses, with specialized housing support.

  • Find Your Supportive Community
    Inclusive environments catering to diverse student needs.
  • Choose Your Living Space
    Select from various housing options fostering comfort and community.
  • Enjoy Nutritious Meals
    Dining services prioritize fresh, nutritious meals.

Office of Veterans Services

The office supports military personnel and veterans with admissions, financial aid, and resources to facilitate educational and career goals.

  • Facilitates Admissions Process
    Guidance ensures a smoother transition into higher education.
  • Provides Comprehensive Support
    Guidance and counseling for academic journey and personal well-being.
  • Empowers Veteran Entrepreneurs
    Equips veterans with skills to launch and manage businesses.

Office of Information Technology (OIT)

OIT delivers technology-based services including email access, collaboration tools, and a service desk for IT requests.

  • Connect to IT Support Easily
    Prompt assistance for tech issues via various channels.
  • Access Comprehensive IT Resources
    Maximize technology usage in studies and work.
  • Enjoy Reliable Network Access
    Connect to the internet and university services.

Writing Center

The Writing Center provides one-on-one writing coaching, ESL support, and resources to enhance writing skills across contexts.

  • Get Personalized Writing Support
    Tailored assistance to meet individual writing challenges.
  • Receive Specialized ESL Guidance
    Dedicated support to improve language proficiency.
  • Improve Presentation Skills
    Comprehensive resources for effective public speaking.

References

Methodology and sourcing behind the figures shown above.

Student counseling and mental health services

Estimate derived by combining school-focused portions of published youth-digital and emotional counseling market figures in the search results. SNSInsider reports the global youth mental health crisis-intervention platform market at USD 3.68B (2025) with schools/universities ~27% share (platforms/digital). BusinessResearchInsights reports the global emotional counseling services market at ~USD 1.63B (2026) with schools/consultancy ~25% share (in-person and telehealth counseling). Allocating ~27% of the SNSInsider platform market (~USD 1.0B) plus ~25% of the BRI counseling market (~USD 0.4B) gives an approximate student counseling and mental health services market of ~USD 1.4B. Growth potential blended from the higher digital-platform CAGR (14.4%) and emotional-counseling CAGR (11%) gives an estimated CAGR ≈13%; note broader children’s mental-health reports show lower CAGR (~3.5%) for wider market segments, indicating faster growth concentrated in digital and school-delivered services.

Career services and experiential learning

Primary source: Business Research Insights reports the global Career Development & Training market at USD 433.58B (2026) with a 5.5% CAGR (2026–2035). The requested segment (career services and experiential learning) is a narrower subset—primarily higher-education career centers, internships/co‑ops, employer partnership programs, and work‑based learning—so I estimated it as ~10–12% of the broader market, yielding ~USD 50B in 2026. Growth potential is set slightly above the overall market CAGR (6.5% vs. 5.5%) reflecting increasing institutional and employer investment in experiential learning and workforce pipelines noted in sector literature.

Residential life and dining

Estimate (US, on‑campus residential life + campus dining): ≈ $35B. Basis: recent sources place the organized student-housing market in the low‑double billions (U.S. student accommodation ≈ $10B; global PBSA estimates ~USD14B) and institutional/foodservice is a $1.41T market (2025). Assuming campus dining is a small share of institutional foodservice (colleges/universities representing a modest single‑digit percent of institutional FAFH spending) yields an estimated campus dining market of roughly $20–30B; adding ~$10B housing gives ≈ $35B. Growth potential (~4.5% CAGR) reflects reported student‑housing forecasts (≈4.9% CAGR) and foodservice growth trends (mid‑single digits), producing a blended, conservative CAGR for the combined segment.

Campus mobility and safety

No direct market sizing for “campus mobility and safety” was present in the search results. I used published global smart mobility / MaaS and autonomous-shuttle market figures as the basis and allocated a small niche share to campus deployments (scheduled/tracked shuttles, tracking/communications, on‑demand escorts). Example anchors: smart mobility estimates for 2025–2026 range from ~USD 63–538 billion and MaaS forecasts show CAGRs ~18–20%; autonomous shuttles are a smaller adjacent market (USD 5.3B in 2024) with higher growth. Assuming campus mobility represents roughly 2–4% of the broader smart mobility/MaaS market (reflecting limited number of campuses and lower per‑unit spend versus city transit but including vehicles, software, and services), the implied 2025/2026 market is about USD 2.0–4.0B; I selected the midpoint estimate of USD 3.5B. Growth potential is set near published MaaS/smart‑mobility CAGRs (18–20%), so I estimated a CAGR of 18.5% for campus mobility and safety services.

Student success and retention

Estimate derived from the HTF Market Intelligence report in the provided search results, which lists a 2025 market size of $6.2 billion for Student Retention/Solutions and projects a 19.40% CAGR (2025–2033) to $15.0 billion by 2033.

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