Thomas More College

Great college and very challenging curriculum. The personalized style of learning is second to none! The faculty and staff treat you like family. You will be prepared for any graduate or professional program upon graduation.

I was here in 1998 – 2000 and the people that were at the college during this time have left and founded Erasmus College or something or another, much more to their liking and probably to the majority of the students, who, like me, came to Thomas More for a Catholic education.
During the time that I attended, Catholicism was an interesting, though preferred, sidebar. While we were taught Anselm’s famous belief that the definition of theology is «faith seeking understanding» the administration of Thomas More at the time was about «understanding» with an «option» for faith. This is all well and good. Religion and faith are not to be pushed on everyone, but the majority of those attending Thomas More came because they wanted to attend a Catholic school, not a school where Catholicism was given preference.
I recently had the chance to spend a week with the new Dean, Dr. Christopher Blum (we were both attending an academic conference), and I’m happy to say that the revolutionaries running Thomas More have been replaced by the «ancien régime» — people who want to run a Catholic school according to the guidelines laid down in Ex Corde Ecclesiae.
Cheers to that.