Tarrant County College (all)
School info
3.8
Overall Quality
Reputation
3.8
Food
3.2
Clubs
3.4
Facilities
4
Internet
3.8
Location
4.2
Opportunities
3.8
Safety
4.5
Social
3.3
Happiness
4.1
Basic Information
Location
- Fort Worth, TX
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Public community college
- Established: 1965
- Founder: The founders of Tarrant County College are the voters of Tarrant County, Texas. Note: The establishment of Tarrant County College was a result of a countywide election, so it is not attributed to a single individual founder
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Tarrant County College offers over 68 career and technical degrees and certificates
- and 126 certificates of completion. **Range: 68-196 degrees and certificates**
Key Area
- Institutional Research
- Student Demographics
- Enrollment Trends
- Academic Programs
- Community Learning
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: The total enrollment at Tarrant County College is approximately 40,131 to 44,970 credit students
- Undergraduates: 47,351 students, including 12,500 dual-enrolled students. To account for dual-enrolled students, the total number of undergraduate students would be approximately 34,851 (47,351 - 12,500). However, this is an approximation and the exact number of traditional undergraduate students is not provided in the sources. For a more precise answer, the total enrollment figure of 47,351 includes both traditional and dual-enrolled students, but the exact breakdown between these two categories is not detailed in the sources. Therefore, the most accurate range we can provide is: **34,851 to 47,351**
- Postgraduates: Tarrant County College does not offer postgraduate programs. Therefore, the number of postgraduate students enrolled is 0
- Administrative Staff: The number of administrative staff at Tarrant County College (all campuses) is approximately 50-60 individuals, considering the various roles listed in the sources provided
Notable Alumni
- Charles Baker
- Leon Bridges
- Wendy Davis
- Montana De La Rosa
- Post Malone
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Good reviews
Overall 5
Great school especially the Trinity River Campus
Overall 5
Great school
Overall 5
TCC offers many opportunities. (Resume help, job fairs, transfer help, community service hours, and cultural engagement.) The staff/professors are helpful and want you to succeed. It is affordable, and it offers many academic programs.
Overall 5
I'm currently in my third semester and I love it. The opportunities are endless. From finding a club, attending workshops, using the resources to complete homework, finding friends is up to you. It definitely offers the opportunity. Every one is so helpful and encouraging. TCC goes above and beyond for its students!
Overall 5
Good Place to be
Overall 5
I love the trinity river campus, it’s a beating campus with lots of opportunities, very safe and clean
Overall 5
Great
Overall 5
As I am reaching the end of my associate degree, I have to say that my experience as a TCC student attending at least 3 different campuses has made me enjoy taking classes. The professors are fair and understanding when it comes to emergencies. Overall great experience!
Overall 5
Great school to transfer from into a four year college. Very affordabile with great advisors and professors. The cafe in the Trinity River campus is the best.
Overall 5
Ms Cole was a good teacher. I like her class.
Bad reviews
Overall 1
This place is horrible, don't go here. the classes, food, and teacher are all trash. there's only one good teacher here and that is Bottrell. the bookstore is overpriced. It's either too cold or too hot there's no in-between. the academic advisor don't do anything. everything about this place is trash if I could give it a negative rate, I would.
Overall 1.4
hated this school while I was in it I transferred out as soon as i could the only plus was saving my money but still not barely worth it i don't get many scholarships as a transfer student
Overall 1.4
Professors are not helpful at all
Overall 2
This school is where dreams go to die. Many of the professors don’t care AT ALL about your progress. It’s your fault if you don’t understand them, as they are all the greatest professors ever. It’s been a frustrating ride. I made A’s and some B’s but it was SO MUCH MORE STRESSFUL than my classes at UTA. The workload was absurd.