Tarrant County College (TCC) offers degrees and certificates in a variety of fields including aviation maintenance technology, advanced networking and railroad dispatching.
The Associate of Arts program at Tarrant County College offers courses in English, government and health/wellness. The Introduction to Anthropology course includes the study of ancestry, linguistics and cultural diversity.
Tarrant County College also offers an Associates of Applied Science degree in postal service administration. Courses offered in this degree include communications, chemistry and philosophy.
The Certificate Program in Surgical Technology offers a wide range of courses for students including biology and general surgical technology. This program covers many topics in surgical technology, from surgical procedures to “soft” skills like professional success readiness.
The Continuing Education Program at Tarrant is geared toward adults and offers many programs including English as a second language and GED courses. The program also offers classes in sewing and needlework, music and drama and computers. The Corporate Services Department offers customized training for area businesses in computers, leadership and maintenance.
The school offers an early high school enrollment program that gives high school students a chance to earn college credit. To qualify for the program students must be a high school junior or senior, meet GPA requirements, have written permission from the student’s home high school and receive the appropriate placement test scores applicable to the courses of interest.
The school runs a distance learning program that offers many of its classes online or televised.
Most Popular Fields of Study
The top 5 fields of study completed at Tarrant County College District.
Students must complete an official school application either online or by mail. International students are advised not to apply online and to contact the school for further information.
Transfer students must list all colleges that were previously or are currently attended.
Financial Aid
Students must complete the FAFSA form to be considered for aid.
To apply for financial aid students must be enrolled in an associates degree or certificate program.
Grants offered at the school include the Pell Grant, the Texas Public Educational Grant and the Toward Excellence Access and Success Grant.
Loans include the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loans.
Students may apply for scholarships online. All scholarships are administered through the TCC Foundation Office.
Student Financial Aid Details
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Tarrant County College District 5121st for the average student loan amount.
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over 4 years agoMary Lindsey Gillogly MLGillogly2000 ((at)) aol dot com
I am a 1998 grad of Tarrant County College School of Nursing
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MLGillogly2000 ((at)) aol dot com
I am a 1998 grad of Tarrant County College School of Nursing