Fast Facts

• Approximately 1,900 full and part-time students
• 78% of students who persist at TMC graduate within 4 years
• 16-1 student-to-faculty ratio
• 70 percent of full-time faculty hold doctoral or terminal degrees
• 36 undergraduate academic majors; MBA and MAT programs
• Three-year and four-year degree programs, accelerated adult program (TAP) and online opportunities
• 16 highly competitive NCAA Div. III athletic teams consistently have winning seasons and capture Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) titles

TMC's Community Connection

• 80 percent of alumni live in Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky
• TMC's outreach includes service learning projects in Jamaica and along the Mexican border, building homes for Habitat for Humanity and providing tax assistance and tutoring within the local community
• 400 high school students in Greater Cincinnati earn college credit through the Gemini Program
• Through TSI (Thomas More College STEM Initiatives), TMC staff are working with approximately 20 teachers from area high schools to improve STEM education to thousands of students
• TMC is B.E.S.T. (Business Education Success Team) partners with Holy Trinity, Latonia and R.C. Hinsdale Elementary Schools and Covington Holmes Jr. High
• The Bank of Kentucky Observatory hosts free educational programs and night sky viewing in the fall and spring
• TMC continually hosts community events such as high school graduations, Special Olympics, outside speakers and sports tournaments
• The Biology Field Station (one of only a handful of active field research stations along the Ohio River) welcomes approximately 2,000 children annually for field trips
• Through 90 Days of Service in 2011, the College logged more than 6,700 hours of community service

Financial Facts

• Annual undergraduate tuition is $25,750
• More than $10 million in scholarships and grants is awarded annually
• 33 percent of students are "Federal Pell Grant-eligible," which means the College is assisting those students with the greatest needs
• The Thomas More Trust offers grants and tuition assistance, including the $13,000 annual Parochial Promise
• The Fund for Thomas More College is a vital resource for funding student scholarships
• The 2012-13 goal for The Fund is $1.5 million