Does anyone know more traditional catholic college?

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Besides Fishermore College and Collegium sanctorum angelorum.
 
Christendom College and Thomas Aquinas College.

Neither one of these is specifically dedicated solely to the Traditional Latin Mass, but they are both fully Catholic colleges, faithful to the Magisterium. What exactly did you have in mind by the word “traditional”?
 
Like Latin masses and coursework. And traditional catholic interpretations on the teachings of the theology because there are many things open to interpretation.
 
Its been about 15 years since I was at Thomas Aquinas College. Their daily mass on campus was in latin, but it was the NO. Their coursework was one of the Great Books curriculum, studying the foundation of Western civilization. They certainly adhere to traditional catholic teaching.
 
Do they only have one degree Bachelors of Arts? I don’t see any other degrees.
 
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Do they only have one degree Bachelors of Arts? I don’t see any other degrees.
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Unless things have changed, TAC has no majors. Everyone studies the same thing and gets the same degree. You do not transfer in — everyone goes the full four years.
 
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Its been about 15 years since I was at Thomas Aquinas College. Their daily mass on campus was in latin, but it was the NO. Their coursework was one of the Great Books curriculum, studying the foundation of Western civilization. They certainly adhere to traditional catholic teaching.
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Today, their first mass of each day is the Extraordinary Form, the rest are the Ordinary Form Masses in Latin.
 
If overseas institutions are a possibility, I’d recommend looking at Blackfriars Hall and St Benet’s Hall in Oxford. Both are permanent private halls (basically colleges) of the university there. Blackfriars (which of course is run by Dominicans) accepts students aged 21 and over to study for degrees of the University of Oxford and the Angelicum (also requires a period of study in Rome). St Benet’s (Benedictines) accepts students of all ages to study for degrees of the University of Oxford. There is another Catholic PPH, Campion Hall, but it only accepts laypeople as students under very limited circumstances (Catholic men who already have a degree and who have a close connection with the Jesuits).
 
Northeast Catholic College in New Hampshire. A solid, orthodox, Catholic Liberal Arts college.
 
by orthodox you mean sound doctrine and not the eastern orthodox Church right?
 
Oh, yes. Solid Catholic teaching with a cultural emphasis on liturgy.
 
Is Catholic University of America really like a traditional catholic college? How so? In the Newman’s guide they don’t celebrate the Latin mass.
 
Most of those schools are very faithful, yes.
The big name and most Jesuit-founded colleges should be avoided. Sad, what they’ve become.
 
Notre Dame is fully secularized now, and fully “lavender.” Avoid.
 
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