Earn a degree,
learn a trade,
and graduate without crippling debt.
The truth, beauty, and goodness of the Catholic intellectual tradition
Our students earn a Bachelor of Arts in Catholic Studies. This liberal arts curriculum is designed to prepare you for the lay vocation: sanctifying your family, your workplace, and your community.
You'll be taught by top-tier professors with degrees from Oxford, Notre Dame, St. Louis University, and more.
THE WORD BECAME FLESH
AND PICKED UP A HAMMER
The practicality of training in a skilled trade
In preparing our students for in-demand jobs, we teach them how to work competently, morally, and with dignity.
Our trade instructors include master craftsmen and successful small business owners with both a deep understanding and a rich love of the Liberal Arts. The theology of work pervades our classes, in which we teach how to work morally and with dignity.
See what they are saying about us.
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![Matt Fradd]()
"Often students study theology without a clear idea what they will do for work later. At the College of St. Joseph the Worker, students can receive a phenomenal education in the Catholic liberal arts while also preparing for the same noble work that our Lord engaged in during his time on earth. I am so glad this exists."
- Matt Fradd
Host, Pints with Aquinas -
![His Eminence, Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke]()
"The College of St. Joseph the Worker prepares craftsmen who will carry out their work with excellence for the glory of God and for the service of their neighbors. It is a great gift to the Church and to society."
- His Eminence, Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke
Patron Emeritus of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta -
![Scott Hahn]()
"I wholeheartedly endorse and support the vision and mission of the College of St. Joseph the Worker. The college's intention to form people to integrate the head, the heart, and the hands— modeled in Christ's own incarnation- gives me great hope for the future of the Church."
- Scott Hahn
Author The Lamb’s Supper -
![Fr. Donald Calloway]()
"With the establishment of the College of St. Joseph the Worker, men and women are able to enter into an intellectual and spiritual environment where they become pupils of the man closest to Jesus Christ. I fully support the College of St. Joseph the Worker and pray that it bears abundant fruit for years to come!"
- Fr. Donald Calloway MIC, STL;
Vicar Provincial, Marian Fathers;
Author, Consecration to St. Joseph
