Bachelor in Hospitality Administration/Management (Bachelor's)

Tuition fees are 29,824 USD per year.

Students study hospitality operations in travel and tourism, hotels, lodging, food services, recreation facilities, and traveler facilities. They also learn marketing, planning, franchise and unit coordination, business management, accounting, finance, transportation, logistics, policies, and regulations.

This program prepares students for general management and director roles in hospitality operations. It applies to travel arrangements and the management of travel, hotel, lodging, food service, and recreation facilities.

For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 97% of applicants.

Thomas College is located in Waterville, Maine, on a 120-acre residential campus. With 672 undergraduate students, the college offers an environment where students are known by name, with an average class size of 17 and a 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio. Campus life includes housing, dining, health and wellness services, counseling, 30 student organizations, and 27 athletic programs.

Academic options cover business, education, global sustainability, cybersecurity, AI, mental health, health sciences, and other areas. Faculty design programs around workforce needs and connect classroom theory with practice through internships, innovation challenges, peer-led tutoring, and Career Navigators. About 70% of students complete one or more internships before graduation, giving students opportunities to build experience during their studies.

Thomas College developed its three-year bachelor's degree option through the Kiest-Morgan Scholar program and has expanded the option to nearly all academic programs. Students can also pursue a graduate degree through a one-year add-on, allowing some students to earn a bachelor's and master's degree in four years. International students can apply through the college's undergraduate or graduate admissions routes and may be eligible for scholarships and financial aid. Career preparation is a central part of the student experience, with support focused on helping graduates move into employment, graduate study, or military service.