Thomas More Prep-Marian provided the most engaging curriculum and diversity in subject matter I could have hoped for. The education I received there allowed me to become a national merit finalist, a full ride scholarship to a renowned Jesuit college, a full ride to a top 25 law school and numerous professional, academic, personal and charitable achievements following. Without my four year experience at Thomas More Prep, I would not be the confident, educated and spiritual woman, mother of five children, that I am today.
Submitted by parent on August 23, 2024
All three of my children have attended or are currently attending TMP-Marian. We couldn’t be more pleased with the experience that blended academic excellence with an emphasis on Catholic faith formation. The school, while small enough to provide individual attention, offers a wide range of sports and activities that have allowed my children to explore their interests and develop friendships. TMP-Marian has provided my family with a well-rounded, faith-centered education, which I highly recommend to anyone looking for a school that truly invests in their children’s future.
Submitted by student on January 14, 2014
As a international student who's living in the dorm right now, I would definitely say that the quality and level of both Nation's Hall and Marian Hall are remarkably pathetic. Especially RAs, most of them are having troubles with resident students. They are all college students except for one or two, pretty immature, don't make sense all the time, and honestly, all they do is just sitting and eating in front of TV or computer. Shortly, they don't care about the international students. Additionally, food is bad; breakfast, lunch and dinner. We, international students do not know what the school and the dorm director think, but none of us are satisfied of anything here(mostly dorms). **Hair cut rules are waiting for you if you are a guy! And we are living in 21st century. LoL
Submitted by student on February 19, 2010
it's farily good school, but it was little hard as international student, me, to adjust and make friends. Hays,KS is very village-like town where you can find a lot of same last names. Students stick together from their birth. Due to this fact and so many international kids who can't speak English very well, it was little hard to get along. But it is great school, i admit, and had lot of fun.