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Tarrant County College (TCC) is one of the most frequently searched colleges in America, according to a recent internet keyword search of United States colleges and universities.

TCC is a public 2-year community college in Texas. The college primarily serves the Greater Fort Worth Metropolitan area: In other words, the areas of Fort Worth and all of the following other cities in Tarrant County:

Arlington
Azle
Bedford
Benbrook
Blue Mound
Burleson
Colleyville
Crowley
Dalworthington Gardens
Euless
Everman
Forest Hill
Grapevine
Grand Prairie
Haltom City
Haslet
Hurst
Keller
Kennedale
Lake Worth
Mansfield
Newark
North Richland Hills
Pelican Bay
Richland Hills
River Oaks
Saginaw
Sansom Park
South Lake
Watauga
Westworth Village
White Settlement

TCC was established in 1965, and currently maintains six area campuses and a virtual campus. These locations are collectively called the Tarrant County College District (TCCD).

The college has an astounding credit class enrollment of 150,000 undergraduate students. Still, TCC is only the 6th largest college in the state, in terms of enrollment. As the saying goes: Everything's big in Texas.

Notable TCC alumni include historian BW Aston, actor Charles Baker, musician Leon Bridges, author Deborah Crombie, and singer Kelly Clarkson, to name a few.

above photo: tccd.edu

Above: The TCC District administration building

image: flighton.us

tarrant county College Q&A

Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Tarrant County College.

1. Where is Tarrant County College?

TCC has campuses in and around Fort Worth. Here are the mailing and visiting addresses of the district office, along with the four main campuses of TCC:

TCC - District Office

1500 Houston Street

Fort Worth, Texas

76102

TCC - Northeast Campus

828 West Harwood Road

Hurst, Texas

76054

TCC - South Campus

5301 Campus Drive

Fort Worth, Texas

76119

TCC - Northwest Campus

4800 Marine Creek Parkway

Fort Worth, Texas

76179

TCC - Trinity River Campus

300 Trinity Campus Circle

Fort Worth, Texas

76102

2. What types of programs are offered at Tarrant County College?

Degrees from TCC include Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Applied Science, and Associate of Arts in Teaching.

TCC also offers a number of professional certificate programs and continuing education courses.

3. What courses are offered at Tarrant County College?

Students enrolled at TCC can choose from many degree and certificate programs. Here are the programs of study currently available at TCC:

Accounting
Architecture
Automotive Technology
Aviation
Business
Chemistry
Child Development
Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD)
Construction Management Technology
Criminal Justice
Culinary Arts
Electronics Technology
Engineering
Entrepreneurship
Fashion Merchandising
Fire Protection
Geographic Information Systems
Graphic Communication
Health Sciences
Horticulture
Hospitality Management
HVAC Technology
Industrial Maintenance
Information Technology
Kinesiology
Library Technician
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Management
Marketing
Mathematics
Music
Occupational Safety
Office Technology
Paralegal Studies
Radio, TV, and Film Studies
Real Estate
Sign Language Interpreting
Substance Abuse Counseling
Teacher Education
Visual Arts
Water Safety
Welding

Above: The Trinity River campus of TCC

image: eduseek.com

4. Who should attend Tarrant County College?

TCC is a convenient and cost effective choice of education for anyone who lives in Tarrant County Texas, and wishes to study any of the above subjects.

5. Why attend Tarrant County College?

Here are some good reasons to enroll at TCC:

TCC has an open admissions policy.
TCC is a cost effective alternative to a university education.
The TCC campuses are conveniently located in and around Fort Worth.
TCC offers a broad range of classes that can be taken online.

6. How much does it cost to enroll at Tarrant County College?

According to the TCC website, the cost of tuition and fees to enroll at this college is as follows:

$59 per semester hour for students residing within Tarrant County.
$106 per semester hour for Texas state residents outside Tarrant County.
$255 per semester hour for out of state residents.

Other fees may also apply. These may include registration fees, special course fees, testing fees, permit fees, parking fees, and insurance fees, to name a few.

Financial aid may be available in the form of scholarships, grants, loans, and work study programs, to help students pay for their educations at TCC.

Above: The Northwest campus of TCC

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7. How long does it take to earn a degree from Tarrant County College?

For a full time student at TCC, it should take about two years to earn an Associate's degree.

Skilled trade certificates can take up to one year, although many vocational certificates can be completed in less than one year.

However, three out of four students enrolled at TCC attend the school part time. For these students, the time of completion depends on the student's schedule.

8. What are the Tarrant County College campuses like?

The TCC campuses occupy a number of urban settings in and near the city of Fort Worth.

TCC does not offer on-campus student housing, but affordable apartments are always nearby.

The campus features intramural sports for men and women, as well as many non athletic campus activities. These include performing arts groups, musical groups, ethnic associations, a school newspaper, a literary review, an Astronomy club, a Gamers club, a Writing club, and a number of foreign language clubs, among others.

Shown above: TCC's new sustainable urban campus in Fort Worth

image: inhabitat.com

Shown above: Gurgling fountains and rushing waterfalls

lend a thirst-quenching splash of variety to a dry, concrete landscape.

image credit: swagroup.com

9. What is the Tarrant County College neighborhood like?

Local area attractions near campus include the Fort Worth Stockyards Station, the Altitude Trampoline Park, Six Flags Over Texas, the Fort Worth Nature Center, and the Fort Worth Zoo, among others.

Downtown Fort Worth is within about ten miles of any TCC campus. What's more, the heart of the gigantic city of Dallas is only about 25 miles east of TCC. Public transportation is available.