This location became the site for the Jesuit scholasticate Mount Saint Michael. Mount St. Michael closed its doors as a scholasticate in 1968. The campus was transformed exclusively into a scholasticate for the training of Jesuits. The staff of the scholasticate acted as the teachers until the College was staffed independently. In 1896, it became a Scholasticate of the Christian Brothers. He then spent his scholasticate teaching in Boston from 1901 to 1905. Until 1958 the site of the college had been occupied by the Marist Brothers scholasticate.