Thomas College Travel Brochure 2023

VISIT CAMPUS Along the banks of the serene Kennebec River, experience the community spirit that makes Thomas College feel like a second home. Your visit to our friendly campus will be as personal as possible. Thomas College is minutes from downtown Waterville, an hour from the coast, the mountains, and the cities of Bangor and Portland, and about three hours from Boston. We’re happy to give you tips on things to see and do when you visit! FIND YOUR PLACE HERE Our small, tight-knit campus is home to more than 800 students, about 30 student clubs, 20 varsity sports, and dozens of events, outings, and activities. Here, you can personalize your campus life experience to optimize your personal growth. 207-859-1101 admiss@thomas.edu thomas.edu/visit LEARN MORE YOUR FUTURE AWAITS

WE GUARANTEE YOUR SUCCESS

Thomas College promises results that help you forge a bold future. At Thomas College, education is intimate, experiences are career-focused, and everyone knows your name. When your professor becomes your mentor and your golf lesson leads to a job interview, the real-world value offered at Thomas College becomes real-world success for you.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS BY

SCHOOL

H. ALLEN RYAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

ACCOUNTING*

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

PETER AND PAULA LUNDER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

CHILDCARE MANAGEMENT

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (BK)

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (PK3)

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (BK & PK3)

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (K6)

MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS & SCIENCE, ENGLISH

FIND YOUR FIT

The Thomas College student athlete is a hardworking and dedicated member of their community. Whether on the ﬁeld or off, our student athletes have a family within the community – and a committed fan base to cheer them on. About 45 percent of our students participate in our 20 varsity athletic programs.

Our Athletic Department is dedicated to the total student athlete experience, with a commitment to academics, athletics, and the Thomas College community.

MORE THAN 800 STUDENTS

ALMOST 50% OF STUDENTS ARE FIRST-GEN COLLEGE GOERS.