Fast Facts
- More than 2,300 students
- 15:1 student to faculty ratio
- 37 undergraduate academic majors and four graduate programs
- Three-year and four-year degree programs, accelerated adult program and online opportunities
- Throughout Thomas More’s NAIA and NCAA history, 85 conference championships have been captured and more than 300 students are named to the Athletic Director Honor Roll (maintaining a 3.0 GPA or higher) every semester.
- 97% of 2022-2023 graduates are employed or in graduate school six months after graduation
- 19 student clubs and organizations offered on campus and eight academic societies
- 31 highly competitive intercollegiate athletic teams
- 80% of alumni live in Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky
- All Catholic high schools in the Diocese of Covington are represented in our current alumni
- Thomas More’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
- More than 500 high school students in greater Cincinnati earn college credit annually through the Dual-Credit program
- Through TSI (Thomas More University STEM Initiatives), Thomas More staff are working with approximately 20 teachers from area high schools to improve STEM education to thousands of students
- The Thomas More University Observatory is used to host free educational programs and night sky viewing in the fall and spring
- Thomas More continually hosts community events such as high school graduations, Special Olympics, outside speakers, summer camps 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
- More than $30 million in scholarships and grants is awarded annually
- 100% of incoming traditional full-time students receive financial aid
- 30% of students are “Federal Pell Grant-eligible,” which means the University is assisting those students with the greatest need
- The Thomas More Trust offers grants and tuition assistance, including the Parochial Promise valued at $14,000 and offered to Catholic High School graduates who meet admission requirements.
- The Fund for Thomas More University is a vital resource for funding student scholarships.
- For more information on cost of attendance please visit our Estimated Cost of Attendance page.
- A recent graduate scored a 40 on the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test), ranking within the 99.9th percentile
- The average high school GPA was 3.45 for the incoming class in fall 2019
- Ranked No. 1 Kentucky for ROI among private colleges and universities (2021 MSN Money), ranked no. 2 for long term gain among public and private Kentucky colleges and universities 15, 20, 30, and 40 years after enrollment (2022 Georgetown University study)