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Texas College

  • 4 Year
  • Tyler, TX
  • 184 reviews
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    D+
    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Academics
      C-
    2. Value
      C-
    3. Diversity
      B
    4. Campus
      C-
    5. Athletics
      C+
    6. Party Scene
      B
    7. Professors
      C
    8. Location
      B-
    9. Dorms
      C+
    10. Campus Food
      C
    11. Student Life
      C
    12. Safety
      A+
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    Texas College is a private, Christian college located in Tyler, Texas. As a historically black college, Texas has a strong history of and commitment to the education of black Americans. It is a small institution with an enrollment of 940 undergraduate students. The Texas College acceptance rate is 100%. Popular majors include Business, Liberal Arts and Humanities, and Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration. Graduating 16% of students, Texas College alumni go on to earn a starting salary of $21,500.
    About Texas College...
    Athletic Division
    NAIA Division I
    Athletic Conference
    Central States Football League
    Address
    2404 N. Grand Avenue
    Tyler, TX 75702
    Website
    texascollege.edu
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    Texas College Rankings

    Niche rankings are based on rigorous analysis of key statistics from the U.S. Department of Education and millions of reviews.

    Admissions

    Acceptance Rate
    100%
    Application Deadline
    —
    SAT Range
    —
    ACT Range
    —
    Application Fee
    $20
    SAT/ACT
    —
    High School GPA
    —
    Early Decision/Early Action
    —

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    Cost

    Net Price
    $14,935/ year
    National
    $15,523
    Average cost after financial aid for students receiving grant or scholarship aid, as reported by the college.
    Average Total Aid Awarded
    $5,205/ year
    National
    $7,535
    Students Receiving Financial Aid
    86%

    Academics

    Professors
    C
    Based on faculty accomplishments, salary, student reviews, and additional factors.
    Student Faculty Ratio
    25:1
    Evening Degree Programs
    Yes
    64%
    of students agree that professors put a lot of effort into teaching their classes.14 responses
    71%
    of students agree that it is easy to get the classes they want.17 responses
    65%
    of students agree that the workload is easy to manage.17 responses
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    Majors

    Most Popular Majors
    • Business
      31 Graduates
    • Liberal Arts and Humanities
      27 Graduates
    • Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration
      23 Graduates
    • Education
      15 Graduates
    • Biology
      5 Graduates
    • Social Work and Youth Services
      5 Graduates
    • Religious Studies
      4 Graduates
    • Computer Science
      3 Graduates
    • Mathematics
      3 Graduates
    • Early Childhood Education
      1 Graduate

    Students

    Full-Time Enrollment
    940Undergrads
    Part-Time Undergrads
    52
    Undergrads Over 25
    20%
    Pell Grant
    75%
    Varsity Athletes
    20%
    Poll
    What one word or phrase best describes the typical student at this school?
    Based on 11 responses
    Report
    • Potential
      55%
    • Somewhat responsible
      18%
    • Very responsanle
      18%
    • Nerdy
      9%

    Campus Life

    Freshmen Live On-Campus
    85%
    Poll
    53%
    of students say that Greek life is average, and no one will treat you differently if you don't join.17 responses
    Poll
    40%
    of students say varsity sports are a big part of campus life.20 responses
    Poll
    What one word or phrase best describes your school?
    Based on 13 responses
    Report
    • Family
      38%
    • Needs improving
      23%
    • Friendly
      15%
    • Strict
      15%
    • Home away from home
      8%

    After College

    Median Earnings 6 Years After Graduation
    $23,400/ year
    National
    $33,028
    Graduation Rate
    16%
    National
    49%
    Employed 2 Years After Graduation
    89%
    National
    83%
    100%
    of students feel confident they will find a job in their field after graduation.11 responses
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    Texas College is a historically black university butis very diverse. They offer an array of services geared to anyone who desires a degree. School is offered at different times for those individuals with different needs. Traditional students can go to school during the day or evening. Then you have the Success Students, whose classes are offered during the evening for the working adults. This program allows that individual who desires to go back to school but also has to work to take care of their family. There is no age limit in going back to school so there are those students who are in there 70s in class with the 20 year olds. Everyone is so encouraging and uplifting to everyone. You feela sense of pride and motivation to keep pushing toward your dream of becoming a college graduate
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    Texas College is a great educational institution. The professors are always willing to go the extra mile to help the students who take school seriously and try their best. To me Texas College has be an great experience for me, it’s challenging but not to hard. The institution just needs to work on communication within the faculty and staff.
    My experience with Texas College has been interesting. It’s a small campus so you get a chance to meet new people everyday. A change I would like to see is get a new gym, A restraunt, and another game room that’s enetertaining. Maybe change some of the rules cause we are grown college students we are not in middle school.