“I am forever grateful to Thomas Aquinas College for … friendships and for its serious pursuit of wisdom through the arts and sciences.

Four years’ studying Aristotle, and a good start in St. Thomas, have proven invaluable to my subsequent education; but most of all I am thankful that my time at the College led to my conversion to Catholicism and my eventual pursuit of the priesthood.

I’ve been taught how to think about things and analyze things. It’s been a broadening experience. When you’re leading people, and responsible for people, if you can’t look at the big picture and know where you’re going, you’re going to have a big problem.

The chronological study of philosophy — especially political philosophy — is invaluable in the political world.

At TAC, I was blessed to be part of a community that was really unified and ordered by its Catholic identity.

A number of graduates from the program are winemakers. … That’s not surprising, because we studied the true, good, and beautiful, the same essence of agriculture.

I don’t have anything good to which Thomas Aquinas College is not, in some way, instrumental. It has made all the difference for me.

https://thomasaquinas.edu/alumni/faith-action-blog/mother-scholar-california-gold-country

I have been shocked at how much, in conversations and in my writing, I’ve been able to draw back on my experience from the College. It has been a tremendous help.

https://thomasaquinas.edu/alumni/faith-action-blog/reporting-capitol-hill-lauretta-brown