Academics

Every year, Thomas College welcomes new students, in a new class of rising first years who are ready to take on the collegiate experience.  With

Each year, Dr. Thomas Edwards, the Thomas College Provost, challenges athletic teams to post a team cumulative GPA of 3.0 in the fall term.  Because

Thomas College is excited to announce the addition of four new undergraduate academic programs for the Fall of 2022: Business and Liberal Arts, Entrepreneurship-Creativity and

Starting a clothing company has been a dream for Business Student Casey Gallant ‘24 since 2019.   He wanted to develop a brand with a message

Graduating senior Meghan Welsh ’21 has spent a lot of time as a student here making a difference in our community –from her work as

Thanks to the Davis Educational Foundation’s fast-thinking approach to supporting higher education through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Thomas College received a $25,000 Presidential

Emily Reed ’21 is finding her own path. She recently completed her first year at Thomas College and she’s happy to have found a community

Mai Alicea ’21, a TRIO student, has almost completed her first year at Thomas College studying psychology in our accelerated degree program, and she’s already

In 2018, Mathison Deering ’22 joined his classmates early for the Early Start program, an early-start program for entering students. The next year, he helped

Student Shannon Kostovick ’21 enjoys helping incoming students adapt to live at college for the first time. As an Early Start tutor, she enjoys helping

Annie Dennis ’21 is finishing up her first year at Thomas College. She joined a group of her peers a couple weeks early through the

During Asmita Bamma ’20’s almost four years at Thomas College, she has gained confidence and leadership skills thanks to leadership roles in clubs she’s a

Danielle Welch ’14, M.S. ’20 has been working in physical security for the banking industry for a long time until this past June 2019, she

In September, the Thomas College community celebrated both the great strides it has made in education programming and the dedication of the Peter and Paula

Thomas students can gain benefits by double majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology and still graduate in four years. Psychology professor Dale Dickson says the