St John's College is a co-educational college situated within the St Lucia Campus of the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. The college is affiliated with the University of Queensland with whom the college co-sponsors The Australian Institute of Ethics and the Professions (see external links). The college was founded in 1911, the same year the University of Queensland accepted its first students. The college is traditionally seen with an academic emphasis while maintaining consistently strong showings in cultural, sporting, as well as social events. The college has produced 18 Rhodes Scholars. The college models itself on an adapted Oxbridge model, whereby all students are encouraged to regularly attend tutorials offered and encourage academic achievements. Students must maintain a certain Grade Point Average (GPA) to be eligible for re-entry into the college. College spirit is strong, and residents generally spend 3 years at college before moving out. However, a number of post-graduate flats and buildings are maintained for visiting academics and various post-graduate students.