"When Kiplinger's Personal Finance released its 300 Best College Values
list last month, it wasn't Georgetown University or Notre Dame that
topped the list among Catholic institutions of higher education.
"It was a tiny liberal arts school, nestled in the hills of Ventura
County in southern California, that prizes its Catholic identity too
much to accept government money.
"Thomas Aquinas College, ranked 14th on the entire list and seventh
among liberal arts colleges, beat out more recognizable Catholic
institutions: College of the Holy Cross (25th), Boston College (43rd)
and Notre Dame (46th).
"It managed this feat while strictly limiting the amount of debt it
allows students to have, and requiring them to work on campus to pay
part of their tuition."
In a recent commentary, writer Jeremiah Poff reflected on Thomas Aquinas College and its ministry , with special attention to the college's striving to provide an authentic, faithful Catholic education while keeping costs manageable for its students.
To access Mr. Poff's complete post, please visit:
The College Fix: Tiny Catholic college that spurns government money ranks near the top of best 'values' (9 FEB 18)
Background information:
Thomas Aquinas College
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