Saint Francis College
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St. Francis College is a private, co-ed, four year college located in Brooklyn Heights, New York, in the United States. It was founded in 1859 by Franciscan Brothers as the St. Francis Academy. The school was the first private school in the Brooklyn Diocese. Today, 2,000 full time students and more than 400 part-time students from 80 countries attend the school.
Athletically, St. Francis competes in the NCAA's Northeast Conference. Their mascot is the Terrier.
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