"Being a student athlete helped me meet some upperclassmen that I may not have met otherwise. My coaches recognize that school comes first and thats really important to me. Its not just the coaches that care, my professors also know me and help in all my studies."

Kevin Keller
Class of 2010, Nursing
LaSalle High School 2006

"One reason I love TMC is because its given me the opportunity to become the person that I want to be . I have made friends that will last a lifetime, and I have had experiences that I will never forget. TMC offers an array of both academic and social opportunities that foster a tight-knit community atmosphere on campus. From studying abroad for a semester and interning with a congressman to playing intramural softball and socializing at the annual pig roast, I am truly enjoying every aspect of my college experience. "

Megan Kremer
TMC 2007, History and International Studies
Bishop Brossart 2003

"I was first attracted to Thomas More because of its beautiful campus, but after visiting the college and meeting the people I learned there was much more to the school than that. Not only has Thomas More taught me skills to be successful in any career, but being here has taught me so much about myself as well. I have met many different people and learned something new from each of them. The greatest experience was learning the different cultures of the world from our foreign exchange students . Thomas More College is not only about teaching skills for future careers, it's about teaching skills for your life. "

Keshia Terry
Class of 2008, Communication/Theatre
Roger Bacon High School 2004

"When I stepped onto campus I knew something was different from every other college I had considered up to that point. Everyone so welcoming and they just genuinely appreciated me taking the time to come visit their campus. Also, just by looking and walking around the halls I quickly noticed how happy all the students seemed to be in the halls. I was not even half through my visit when I realized that I had finally, after two years of searching, found the college for me."

Nichole Klaas
Class of 2008, Education
Boone County High School 2004

"When I first arrived at Thomas More I was apprehensive and didn't know if it was going to be the right place for me. After a few days I knew that I was at home here at TMC. Its so easy to get involved and to be a part of things here at Thomas More. Although I have only been here for a short time I feel like I'm already part of the family."

Michael Renauer
Class of 2010, Theology
Trinity High School 2006

"Transferring to Thomas More College was surprisingly simple and trouble-free. All the credits at my previous institution were accepted so I am still able to complete my degree in four years. Admissions helped me with financial aid, arranged for my campus housing and my transfer counselor even discussed how I could get involved with campus life through clubs, organizations and study abroad. I felt completely integrated into the Thomas More community before I even started school."

Tia Combs
Class of 2008, International Studies
Lafayette High School 2004

"Before attending Thomas More, I attended a large school where I lost all sense of being a student and felt much more like a nine digit social security number. Asking questions in my 200+ person classes were allowed but in a room of 200 students, how comfortable can you really be? I often felt as if I was teaching myself. At TMC, the professors take interest in me as a person just as much as they take interest in my success. I now can raise my hand and not feel intimidated to interact with my professors. They welcome it because they really want you to learn the material and excel in your studies."

Tim Daniel
Class of 2009, Biology
Dixie Heights High School 2005

"I felt like the Thomas More community wrapped their arms around me from the very beginning. Everything went like clock work, the transportation, registering for classes, settling in my dorm room it all went smoothly. The small class sizes makes if possible for the excellent faculty to give you plenty of personal attention."

Vishal Nazareth
Class of 2010, Physics
Mangalore, India

"At first I was nervous about attending school in a foreign country where I knew no one , but the Thomas More Community welcomed me with open arms and made me feel at home. Faculty, staff and the International Student Society went out of their way to ensure I had everything I need."

Petra Van Meter
Class of 2004
American Studies History Education
Gaimersheim, Bavaria, Germany