CATHOLIC EDUCATION is CREATING CATHOLIC POVERTY.

At CathPoly, we have removed the barriers to entry for Catholic students to receive STEM degrees.

 

Our model is the old-time parish model, where the priests ask the families how much they can afford to send the kids to the local parish school, and families pay what they can reasonably afford. Except now, we are implementing this model at the university level. We offer our students a state-of-the-art STEM education at the tuition rate they can afford. And we offer them the best: our professors are former military officers, NASA scientists, and top professors from other universities.

How are we doing this? Initially, with generous donations from people like you. But we are working on a corporate partnership program that would allow corporations to give Catholic Poly the money that they would normally pay for employee recruitment.

In exchange, we educate and polish our students to be ideal employees for these companies.

With our model, the students are not the consumers of their degrees. The hiring companies are the consumers. And the companies should be the ones paying for it, not the students, parents, taxpayers, or government.

The end result is that everybody wins. The students graduate debt-free with hands-on learning at the corporate partners. The corporate partners get fantastic employees who not only have STEM expertise, but business and theology as well. And the university is financially sustainable in the long run.

At Catholic Polytechnic University, we are setting our Catholic students up for a lifetime of success. Compared with other colleges who are setting up their graduates for a lifetime of debt and poverty, we are raising our students and subsequent generations out of poverty. This will only build up our church and our country. No church or country is going to thrive with members who are saddled with debt. It’s teaching a man to fish instead of handing him a fish and charging him $200,000 for the fishing pole.

Affordable education should be named the 8th corporal act of mercy. Until our corporate partnership program is up and running, we need support from people like you to sustain this mission. If you are able to, please donate and help us change the education system.