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General Policies and Procedures

Introduction

There should be little need to emphasize the importance of following the rational good for students who wish to study at Thomas Aquinas College. It would be inconsistent to seek high and serious things in class and live outside of class by unruled appetites. A student’s conduct, bearing, dress, and cleanliness signify his own character and express his esteem for the institution and its other members. His conduct on and off campus will reflect on the College.

In New England, we welcome parents and guests to stay right on campus. If guest facilities are fully booked, however, these nearby hotels and historic B&Bs have been recommended by members of the College's faculty and staff. Please note, the presence of an establishment on this list is not intended to confer an endorsement by the College.

From hearty New England fare to international cuisine, visitors will find plenty of great dining nearby.

Nestled in the Connecticut River Valley along the Massachusetts–New Hampshire border, and 20 minutes from Vermont, Thomas Aquinas College’s New England campus offers students and visitors access to an array of enriching outings, natural beauty, and historic charm. Whether you are seeking a quiet afternoon hike, a day exploring quaint New England towns, or a cultural adventure, the surrounding region offers something for everyone.

North of Campus

Jeffery, New Hampshire (44 min.)