2100 Southeast Pkwy
Arlington, Texas

Tarrant County College's Southeast Campus offers two-year Associate Degrees, certificates of completion, continuing education, and community education programs in the fields of Business and Technology, humanities, and mathematics and science. Programs cover everything from fine arts and behavioral and social science to Culinary Arts and architectural technology. The more than 100 full-time instructors and 200 adjunct faculty are all experts in their fields and offer support for students and their coursework.

Established in 1965, Tarrant county college offers comprehensive, affordable two-year programs for the people of Tarrant County. The schools of Tarrant County College offer University transfer programs, Workforce education programs, Technical programs, Developmental courses, Adult literacy courses, Continuing education and community services. The schools of Tarrant County College are accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. TCC's educational programs and courses are approved by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

Students at TCC can apply for a number of financial aid programs, scholarships, and educational assistance opportunities.

All students in the TCC district can take advantage of the schools career and employment services, campus learning centers, counseling & advising programs, and student activities. Students at Southeast Campus are deeply integrated into the service, education and business of the community so that the campus community is connected to a wealth of potential employers and mentors. They strive to bring many cultural groups to campus such as art, ballet, music and theatre to participate in the campus arts program.

Quick Facts

There are more than 11,500 smart students at Southeast Campus.

Tarrant County College produces a campus newspaper called the TCC Collegian which serves the entire district and all four campuses.

TCC"s Office of Student Activities produces events such as speakers, noon music, student organizations, cultural arts, video movies, co-curricular programs for the classroom, and leadership retreats to meet all their students needs.

Students that are considered in academic good standing must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher.

Southeast Campus is part of the Champion Arlington Initiative which is a strategic planning coalition headed by the Mayor and comprising members of city government, chambers of commerce, the cultural community, businesses and more that focuses on workforce and economic development of the surrounding community.

The campuses broad ranges from a comprehensive developmental education program to an honors curriculum called The Cornerstone Program.

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