"... a theological college which confers a Degree in Theology...."

Interesting you raise that point, Red chook! Religious/monastic orders -- with their rule of celibacy -- have theological colleges of their own for their own seminarians (Jesuits at Jesuit universities, Franciscans at their universities, Holy Cross Fathers at theirs [Notre Dame], etc.) but bishops prefer to have their diocesan candidates study at their own diocesan seminaries. Not sure why, but that is the way it is. (Maybe the theological programs at Catholic universities are too liberal? Not sure.)

And of course, Francis has already proposed ordaining married men to the priesthood to National Conferences of Bishops the world over, but our Bishops don't want to go that route. You figure!!!! 
Maybe they feel that it's enough that they have to put up with married clerics of Eastern Catholic Churches, married convert clerics (formerly Protestant), and married Ordinariate priests, they don't need to contend with more.