At Our Lady of Perpetual Thirst University, we offer a diverse range of academic programs designed to help your daughter discover her passions, build lifelong friendships, and make increasingly questionable decisions with complete confidence.
We have crafted business programs in which even your brain-rotted TikTok doomscroller can find success.
We can proudly state that all of our courses are accredited by the Department of Education of the Lesser Mariana Islands.
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Discover innovative programs designed for tomorrow's workforce. Preparing tomorrow's leaders for tomorrow afternoon.
Opportunities for faith and fellowship are all around. Begin forgiving tomorrow's poor decisions, today.
Graduate prepared to make an impact. Discover your passion. Misplace your dignity.
Explore scholarships, grants, and financial aid options. Invest in your future. We'll invest in ibuprofen.
We provide students with just enough knowledge and skills to be able to legally charge them for attending. We turn undeclared majors into lifelong stories. This is where higher education meets lower expectations.
Welcome, and thank you for considering Our Lady of Perpetual Thirst University. For more than three decades, I have devoted my life to creating an institution where young women can discover their strengths, pursue academic excellence, and blossom into confident adults. Every August, as a new class arrives on campus, I am reminded why I chose higher education. There is simply nothing quite like the unmistakable freshness of youth.
I encourage every student to introduce herself to me whenever we cross paths. An open-door policy has always been the cornerstone of my administration, though my staff insists I stop calling it "an open dorm policy." I enjoy learning everyone's name, major, hometown, favorite color, and whether they've discovered that the top button on the university polo is entirely optional. My colleagues tell me I take a very personal interest in student success, but I believe that is merely the mark of a dedicated educator.
Thaddeus Longstaff, Ph.D