97%
of students receive merit-based scholarships
The Tommie Network Pipeline
The Tommie Network is growing every day, and with our brilliant students, one of this year's graduates might be your next co-worker. Inspired by the Catholic intellectual tradition, we push our students to think critically and teach them the hard skills they need to be workforce ready. But we still need your help to make the Tommie Network even better.
More than half of our students cite a recommendation from a trusted adult as the most influential factor in choosing to attend St. Thomas. This makes our alumni our most valuable resource when finding the next generation of Tommies.
Quick Facts
90%+
of top public companies in Minnesota actively recruit St. Thomas students
93%
of Tommies are employed or in grad school within six months of graduation
We Are Tommies
College is a lot of things. A time to meet new people and try new things. An opportunity to see the world. A start to your career. And you’ll find all of that at St. Thomas - allow us to introduce ourselves.
Affordable. Accessible.
You've probably heard that St. Thomas is "too expensive" for most students and families, but did you know that 97% of our students receive merit-based scholarships? In fact, after factoring in financial aid awards, St. Thomas tuition is comparable to other Twin Cities schools and ranks in the top 100 "Best Value" schools in the entire country.
Alumni Referral Scholarship
Who has more influence than U.S. News & World Report? You do!
If you know a high school junior, senior or college transfer student who is Tommie material who lives in a U.S. state; other than Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota or Wisconsin, please refer them to St. Thomas. If they’re admitted, they get a $1,000 scholarship and the opportunity to do more good in the world.
If you know a high school junior, senior or college transfer student who is Tommie material who lives in a U.S. state; other than Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota or Wisconsin, please refer them to St. Thomas. If they’re admitted, they get a $1,000 scholarship and the opportunity to do more good in the world.