Religious affiliation: | Christian Methodist Episcopal |
Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
Campus Setting: | Southwest Mid-size city |
Highest Degree Offered: | Bachelor's degree |
Historically Black College or University: | HBCU |
Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
Calendar: | Semester |
Texas College has shown me answers to many life questions. Students have the ability to contact their Professors 24/7. Its a population of a 1,000 which leads us to being…
Texas college believes in motivating students. They also believe in urging their students to be active in setting and achieving their goals. Texas college is an awesome college experience.…
I rate Texas College a 7. Texas College is not a very big school. But its not very small either.…
Very great school for someone who wanna get close to friends and teachers…
Texas College is a residential and coeducational four-year, liberal arts, historically black college awarding baccalaureate and associate degrees. It was founded in 1894 by a group of ministers interested in offering a quality education to African American youth. Texas College operates under the auspices of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. The College has an “open admissions” policy that permits it to serve a broad-based traditional and non-traditional student clientele. Its mission is to ensure that graduates experience a balanced intellectual, psycho-social, and spiritual development aimed at making them active and productive members of society. The College pursues academic excellence; instills integrity; implants perseverance; promotes social responsibility; emphasizes tolerance; and encourages community service by its students as essential anchors in fulfilling its mission in an ever-changing world. The College recognizes the dynamic nature of the modern world and, hence, the need to integrate faith with technological and
I really enjoyed being there my freshmen year
Read MoreSomewhat.... college is what you make of it. You will find something wrong with every school you attend. Just choose the one with the least amount of problems.... Instead of transferring three times only to end up at the school you attended first.
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