<p>I go to a small private liberal arts college called St John's. It has a Great Books program and non-traditional way of teaching.
what reputation does it have, and will I be able to go to a good grad school in political science from there (with a GPA of 3.3-3.6 depending on my work in next two years)???</p>
<p>St. John’s has a great reputation for creating scholars. I suggest that you check out the school’s placement in graduate programs; I suspect that a high number of students go on to graduate school.</p>
<p>Yeah, you really should just talk with career services and tutors (especially those who also did their undergraduate work at sjc).</p>
<p>That is public info, so you should know. Also, since you go there, you have access to even better info, so you do the homework, then you tell us. I was always intrigued by that school, how are you liking it? Performance within context always matters for your grad school application.</p>
<p>well st john’s does have a high placement of students into grad programs but usually with some courses taken after graduating.
the school is fantastic for its intellectual activity, it has a very strong academic program.
i am not too happy with the outside of the class activities it offers and there are no study abroad programs. it is a very very small school.
but for what it promises, and that is an excellent liberal education of the mind :), St John’s is the best there is. so for future academics it is perfect, and i hope graduate schools do recognize this.
thanks for replying!!</p>