Greeting from the Director:

What is my SLU ID number (i.e., Banner ID) and how do I obtain it?
Every student at Saint Louis University is assigned a
SLU ID. It is a 9-digit identifier code (it is not your Social Security number) that you will need for a variey of purposes. After being admitted to the program a SLU ID is assigned. It will be sent to you by the Graduate School as part of your acceptance letter.

What is my SLU email address and password?
After obtaining your SLU ID you may contact SLU's Office of Information and Technology Services (ITS) for your SLU email address and password. You may email ITS at helpdesk@slu.edu or call their office at (314) 977-4000

I have been admitted to the Graduate School. How do I register?
Send and e-mail to Larry Bommarito, Program Manager bommarlg@slu.edu with the following information:
(1) your SLU ID
(2) your course name(s) and course numbers(s).

You will receive a registration comfirmation usually within ten (10) business days.

Where can I find a description of all of the courses in the program?
Click here for course descriptions.

Admission Contact Information for the Graduate School
Saint Louis University
Graduate School
3634 Lindell Blvd., Suite 117
St. Louis, MO 63108 USA
Phone: 314.977.2240
Email: gradadm@slu.edu

Institute for Biosecurity
Terri Rebmann, PhD, RN, CIC
Associate Director of Curricular Affairs
3545 Lafayette Ave., Suite 300
St. Louis, MO 63104
phone: 314.977.8260
rebmannt@slu.edu

Larry Bommarito
Program Manager
3545 Lafayette Ave., Suite 300
St. Louis, MO 63104
phone: 314.977.8135

Registrar's Office
314.977.2269
registrar@slu.edu

Scholarship & Financial Aid
314.977.2350
finaid@slu.edu

Tuition Payments
314.977.2395
stdaccts@slu.edu

School of Public Health
Dean: Homer Schmitz, PhD
3545 Lafayette Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63104
phone: 314.977.8100

Download and print your Advising Form here

Every student in the program should have access to a PC running the Microsoft Windows operating system (Windows 98 or better) or the Macintosh operating system (MacOS 9.0 or better).

Blackboard uses your browser to display information and interact with you. Firefox works well and is recommended however the newer versions of Internet Explorer, Netscape (7.0 or better), and Apple's Safari will also work.

We highly recommend that students use a broadband connection such as a DSL, cable modem, or LAN while taking these courses. A dial up modem will work but we cannot guarantee that all of the content will get to the users in a reasonable amount of time with a dial up modem.

Each student should have Microsoft Office on their computer to open documents. (Word, Excel, and Powerpoint minimum). We will also be using Adobe Acrobat "pdf" files frequently and therefore require at least Acrobat Reader which can be dowloaded for free from Adobe.

Note: As a student enrolled at St. Louis University, you may purchase Microsoft® software at a significant discount.
Visit the following link for details: Discounted Student Software Purchases