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The value of a Thames at Ã÷ÐǺÚÁÏ education begins with your first semester on campus and continues through your college years, future career, and life.
When you become a student at Thames, you will:
Be welcomed into a compassionate and supportive community.
Learn proven strategies for college success. With professional advisors and tutors, learning specialists who are experts in their fields, professors who love what they teach and invest deeply in students’ lives, and a success network that extends across campus, you will learn in an inclusive environment that is uniquely designed for student success.
Take college classes for credit as you are ready.
Work at a pace of change that is just right for you.
Live on a college campus and access all that college has to offer: Intramurals & Club Sports • Theater • Chorus • Dance/Cheer • Leadership & Service • Residence & Student Life • Academic & Social Clubs • Campus Events • Cheering on our Championship NCAA Mariners
Visit Your Personal Portal
You’ll find your personal enrollment checklist in your portal, so you know exactly what you still need to do to make your deposit and complete enrollment! Log in at .
One-on-One Online Chats
Still have questions about Ã÷ÐǺÚÁÏ? Let’s connect! Sign up for an with one of our admission counselors to wrap up any questions you still have! Register
Financial Aid Chats
Financial Aid counselors are available via to answer any questions you have about affording your Ã÷ÐǺÚÁÏ education. Let us know when you and/or your parents would like to set up a face-to-face conversation
READY TO DEPOSIT?
Ready to Enroll? Visit Checklist Here.
“The faculty and staff inspired me because, when I was feeling stressed, their words and confidence would remind me that with a little hard work and determination, I could do anything I put my mind to.”
– Jake April ’20, Thames at Ã÷ÐǺÚÁÏ and Ã÷ÐǺÚÁÏ alum, B.S. Business Administration
“I am proud of myself for how hard I work to get good grades. At Thames, I learned how to advocate for myself, which was a challenge in high school. Now, if I need help with my assignments, I ask.”
– Christa Mancuso, Thames at Ã÷ÐǺÚÁÏ and now Ã÷ÐǺÚÁÏ student
