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Recognized for Excellence

US News 2007Thomas More College is a small, liberal arts college with a big reputation among educators and experts alike. A consistent top finisher in the U.S. News and World Report’s ‘America’s Best Colleges’ edition, Thomas More has also been included in Money magazines’s “Best College Buys” issue. It also was recognized by the Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching as a ‘selective liberal arts college.’

Founded in 1921 by the Benedictine Sisters as Villa Madonna College, Thomas More now serves approximately 1,500 full- and part-time students from across the country and around the world on its beautiful campus in Crestview Hills, Kentucky, just minutes from downtown Cincinnati.

Preparing You for More

Whether you plan to earn an advanced degree at another university, go on to medical school, law school. Or pursue your career upon graduation, a degree from Thomas More College prepares you well for your next challenge in life.

Measure the value of a Thomas More education by the extraordinary achievements of our graduates. Leading employers seek out Thomas More graduates, many of whom receive job offers prior to graduation. And those preparing for advanced degrees are consistently accepted to the schools of their choice, click here for a sample list.

Campus and Student Life

The Thomas More College campus is friendly and comfortable creating a peaceful community committed to nurturing the whole person. Just 10 minutes from downtown Cincinnati, the campus is situated on 100 acres of beautiful rolling hills, with the scenic Ohio River nearby. Student activities are as diverse as the student body itself. The Holbrook Student Center is the social and spirtual hub. Commuters and on-campus residents alike can depend on a safe and fun learning environment on the Thomas More campus.

Focused on You

Because Thomas More is small by choice, students receive individual attention. Your professors and fellow students will come to know you and work together with you.

As an upperclassman, for example, you may be one of a dozen students in a class.

Our small class sizes and low faculty-to-student ratios create extraordinary opportunities to develop leadership skills, get involved in extracurricular activities, and participate in internships, co-op jobs and other field experiences that contribute to your growth. At Thomas More, we care about what you become - not just what you know.