Everything about Mount Sacred Heart College totally explained
Mount Sacred Heart College was a small
Catholic women's college in
Hamden,
Connecticut. It was founded in
1946 and closed in the summer of
1997 due to low enrollment.
It was founded and operated by the Missionary Zelatrices of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, an
Italian religious order founded in
1894 now known as the
Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It was designed as a
sisters' college, or a college primarily designed to educate
nuns. In light of its mission, its
curriculum focused on
theology, although it wasn't limited to that area.
The Zelatrices/Apostles of the Sacred Heart still operate
Sacred Heart Academy in Hamden, which is a
preparatory school for
high school-aged girls.
The only remaining sisters' college in the
United States is the
Assumption College for Sisters in
Mendham,
New Jersey.
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