Reviews

Although Tarrant County College is just a community college it offers classes that have a more rigorous course load like that of one in a major university. I am glad I came to this school before transferring out to a larger university because I feel more prepared and am ready for anything.

I love the atmosphere of this college all the teachers are very laid back and are there to teach the students who are willing to learn. I also really liked the fact that it is really easy to meet people there because the class are relatively small in size so it is very easy to talk and make friends with each other.

Tarrant County College is very cheap. This is a great school for anyone who is on a budget and also looking for a good quality education. Also I recommend this school for almost everyone because you can transfer almost all your credits to any university.

Everyone should check to make sure they are on the right path to transferring to another university, if that is what they choose to do. Make sure that all your class are transferable and are class you should actually be taking for your declared major.

TCC is a great school for single parents like myself. It is easy to apply and easy to get into. This school is very flexible with there class schedule and offers a wide variety of online classes so if you don't have the time to drive to school you can still sit down and take a class or two at home. This school is also great for students who don't quite know what they want to do yet. You can take classes and figure out what you like, and then decide your major from there.

When I first contemplated attending Tarrant County College, I was influenced by university students' negative comments about community colleges. With that retrospect, I registered for classes last fall. To my surprise, the professors at TCC were helpful, knowledgeable, and kind. Though they had doctorate degrees, they did not treat you like an average dumb student. Although TCC is not a major university, they still have many student organizations and a few Honor Societies. Community College students do need to get involved on their campuses, it helps the major universities get to know who they are; grades are just as important too! Attending a community college is a great way to prove to a four year university that you are serious and focused on your college education. Attend every class, make good grades, and become acquainted with your professors, you will need letters of recommendation. Tarrant County College is a place where people of all ages can come together and learn, do not be persuaded by others not to attend, it is a very good step towards finishing your degree at a major university!

I love being able to come on campus for class then leave in my own car and go wherever I wish.

TCC's tuition is very affordable! They make paying tuition a breeze by offering scholarships, loans, and payment options.

Get involved on campus, though it seems difficult. Join a club or Honor Society or start your own club. Do not be ashamed for being a student at a community college, in the end you will not have near as many student loans as the other four year university grads!

TCC is great for students who prefer living at home while attending college or students that have families to raise and jobs to work. TCC is another tract that students can take in finishing their degrees, TCC offers so many different class times and locations, making it easier for busy students.

All of my classes provide me lots of supportive information. I learned how to manage time and finish project on time. It's not about who's smarter, it's about timing and follow instruction.

I definitely like the physical education facilities over there, have chance to workout and enjoy the deepness of swimming pool. Most of my friends go there, so I'm really satisfied with this year.

It is way cheaper than university, pell grant is enough for me to pay for tuition, books, and even new clothes for college.

Remember to make friend, cause in college anyone can have what you don't, so be active and friendly.

It'll be heaven for students who are hard-working, friendly, respectful.

The teachers there love what they are doing. They challenge their students to do their best. I have gotten interested in different areas that I never thought about before because of the professors.

The classes are small so the teachers are easier to reach and more available to help you one on one. The library has a lot of resources and the librarians are eager to help you in whatever they can.

This school is a lot cheaper then universities but it still offers a high quality education. We learn for the same books that higher priced places use without having to empty our wallets

Show up to class, do your homework, become familiar with your teachers, and you are bound to succeed

Students who are fresh out of high school and want to get a feel for college before moving to a four year university.
Students who don't have a lot of money but still want to get a degree
Students who want to stay close to home.

I cannot believe how interested my teachers have me in their classes. I used to hate government in high school and now it's my favorite class! The learning is on a deeper level, it's not just about memorizing facts anymore. The work keeps me challenged and I know I will be prepared when I transfer to a 4 year university.

I thought I wasn't going to like it, I will admit. But, I actually look forward to class everyday. It's small enough to make new friends (which is always good) but still bigger than high school so you'll probably see a new face everyday. Some of the teachers are fantastic! They will truly care about you and aren't just there getting a paycheck. It's located near a lot of different restaurants and I enjoy all the activities that TCC has to offer.

You are paying way less for the same basic courses that other students are taking at 4-year universities.

Don't feel bad or embarrassed that you are starting off at a community college, like I did. It really is an excellent way to see how different college is from high school and gives you a great opportunity to learn more about what you have to do to succeed in college. Go to class, read instructions carefully, and make the most of it(:

-Anybody who wants to save money on your basics
-Those who just aren't ready to leave home yet
-For those who don't know if traditional colleges are right for them

if you like smaller classrooms where you and the teacher can communicate on a regular basis, then this is the school for you. it was really easy for me to get help when i needed it right away from the teacher.

there's not so many distractions of having too many students. if sometimes you don;t like people to be around so you can concentrate a lot more on your work, Defiantly TCC is the place to be.

alot cheaper. i didn't pay as much as i would have going to a university. And as an undergrad student, it's best if you REALLY do your best not to have debts and loans.

you know when you are fresh from high school, just turned legal meaning 18, and you think that you can run the show by yourself, believe me you can, but you can run it better when you have those who know what the road is like help you run your show. basically, i stayed home and went to a small school, yes i had my little freedom, parents are on my case still but not as much. this is good because, with them on my case, it helped me get back on track when i slacked off and they saw progress also.

just out of high school.
want that freedom and assuring your parents or guardians that you can do it. this is the time to let them stay back and watch you start on this path for college life.
you want to save money.
need that one on one with the teacher
someone your type.

Tarrant County College provides outstanding education, training, and resources for students to develop leadership skill sets for student achievement. As a student I highly recommend future students to commit their hard work ethics into the academics of Tarrant County College because of their environment and their dedication in educating students for success and social change. Students will gain the unimaginable and will feel involved throughout the entire year due to their focus on student success and advancing students to the next level.

As a Tarrant County College student I urge prospective students to join and get involved in the clubs Tarrant County College has to offer. It is the best way to network and gain skills you cannot inside a classroom. Tarrant County College provides tremendous tutoring resources for every field of interest. Tutoring facilities strongly improves academic skill in every aspect for students for higher learning as it has for me first hand.The advising counselors go above and beyond in finding answers for students whether it relates transferring to a university or inquiring the best courses for students. Tarrant County College also provides numerous of guest speakers to promote the Social Change Model and establishing several recruiting events of many universities around the county. I encourage students to engage in all the academic and social offerings the campus has to provide for their valued students.

The academic rigor of Tarrant County College strongly expresses and encourages students to use the resources provided to academic success.

To my knowledge Tarrant County College does not have on campus living nor dorms.

The Tarrant County College has phenomenal food and dining. The cafeteria called The Zone offers a variety of meals and culture foods for all students and has enormous space for students to study and dine.

To provide fun for students at Tarrant County College the campus host many events that insist of known guest speakers. Their clubs and organization promote students to join for many outdoor and on campus activities, such as, a retreat to Possum Kingdom Lake. Tutoring centers such as, The Discovery Center host events and workshops for students to join and learn.

Tarrant County College provides several raffles for students to get a chance to win some kind of surprise; it could be gift cards of restaurants to online shopping or a chance to learn winnings for the bookstore.

Tarrant County College are big on diversity. Diversity events are provided throughout the year also giving away prizes. The International Society Association host tradition events for students to learn more about diversity. This is neat to learn more from students around the world and to hear their language.

The Tarrant County College atsomphere is great for all students to learn, engage the networking process and more.

I cannot elaborate the crucial credibility and fun the clubs and activities of Tarrant County College has to offer. These clubs have changed my life and perspective on volunteer work and engaging the community to give back.

The Tarrant County College's Phi Theta Kappa has offered and provided me with essential opportunities for scholarships, volunteer work, fundraising management, and more gaining skill sets while getting others involved.

Tarrant County College provides secure security alongside with campus safety. There are several police stations and officers roaming the campus willing to help with parking and the safety of students.

I Rate Tarrant County College A Ten
Its a excellent school for a great low tuition
Tarrant County College has teachers that really do care

Subway is wonderful