College of Saint Thomas More

College of Saint Thomas More

The College of Saint Thomas More is a private, Catholic liberal arts college based in Fort Worth, Texas. It was founded in 1981 as the Saint Thomas More Institute. It is located next to the Texas Christian University campus. It awards a Bachelor of Arts degree.

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Abilene Christian University • Amberton University • Austin College • Baylor University • College of Saint Thomas More • Concordia University Texas • Dallas Baptist University • Dallas Christian College • East Texas Baptist University • Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics • Hardin-Simmons University • Houston Baptist University • Howard Payne University • Huston-Tillotson University • Jarvis Christian College • LeTourneau University • Lubbock Christian University • McMurry University • Northwood University • Our Lady of the Lake University • Paul Quinn College • Rice University • St. Edward's University • St. Mary's University • Schreiner University • Southern Methodist University • Southwestern Adventist University • Southwestern Assemblies of God University • Southwestern Christian College • Southwestern University • Texas Christian University • Texas College • Texas Lutheran University • Texas Wesleyan University • Trinity University • University of Dallas • University of Mary Hardin-Baylor • University of St. Thomas • University of the Incarnate Word • Wayland Baptist University • Wiley College
Private Junior Colleges: Jacksonville College • Lon Morris College
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