Spiritual Formation Should Be Highest Priority in College Search
With the rising tuition costs in recent years, many people have forgotten that a Catholic college education’s true pay-off is in its spiritual impact and formation, argued Tom Hoopes in a recent...
View ArticleThomas More College of Lib. Arts Announces ‘Faith and Reason’ Full Tuition...
The College began the scholarship competition as a response to an apparent "fissure" between those promoting a solely secular society and those who value its Judeo-Christian roots, TMC President...
View ArticleFaithful College Leaders Agree, Homeschooling Leads to Success at Catholic...
The experience of these administrators with homeschooled students correlates with a 2013 study which found significant evidence of higher ACT and SAT scores and overall GPAs for homeschooled students...
View ArticleWyoming Catholic College Abstains from Federal Aid, Cites Preservation of...
Wyoming Catholic College (WCC) in Lander, Wyo., announced today that it will not participate in federal student loan and grant programs. The decision was made following a unanimous vote by the...
View ArticleBenedictine College Offering Full Scholarships to All National Merit Finalists
Benedictine College in Atchison, Kan., recently announced that, as part of its Benedictine 2020 strategic plan, National Merit finalists will now receive full-tuition scholarships to attend the...
View ArticleJohn Paul the Great Catholic U. Receives Final Accreditation, Aims to ‘Impact...
JP Catholic continues to become a "world-class University offering degree programs at the intersection of the Creative Arts, Business, and Theology, deeply rooted in a Catholic liberal arts...
View ArticleNortheast Catholic College Models New Scholarship, Service Program on Bl....
"The foundation and bedrock of this program is the dignity of every human person, present from conception to natural death, a dignity that comes from having been formed in the image of God," NCC...
View ArticleCatholic College Shuts Down While Faithful Colleges Thrive, Report Finds
A struggling Catholic college in Massachusetts will close its doors next week, raising concerns about the stability of other small, highly tuition-dependent colleges. But a report from The Cardinal...
View ArticleNew University Seeks to Bring ‘Divine Mercy’ and Healing to the Culture
In a new effort to bring healing and mercy to those suffering and in need, the Institute of Psychological Sciences (IPS) in Arlington, Va., recently launched a new online graduate degree program in...
View ArticleHarvard Admissions Report Recommends Changes Already Found at Many Catholic...
It’s no secret that the college application process, especially at prestigious secular institutions, has become more of an arms race than an exercise in character building. It’s a fierce competition,...
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