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5 Facts to Know About Applying to TCU
The college application process can be both exciting and daunting. To help you navigate this journey, here are five essential points you should know about applying to TCU.
Core Curriculum 101
What should a college graduate know and be able to do? In the admissions process, college graduation might seem a long way off. Yet your answer to this question should drive your exploration of colleges and universities and what they offer academically.
Influential Frogs: The Educator Podcast
Jackson and Peter Donaldson turned their lifelong quest for learning into a podcast that could make change. They launched The Educator Podcast this year, and additionally, Jackson founded mental health organization Impact of Words. Read the Q&A to learn more about how these brothers took the first step toward putting their ideas into action.
Career Preparation Q&A
Dean Einstein and Terrence Hood, the Career Center's Associate Director of Alumni Career Services & Student Athletes, answered questions about how students get workforce ready during their time at TCU. Watch the entire video and check out tips on how our students get career ready.
Am I Ready to Transfer to TCU?
Transfer students make a meaningful impact on TCU's campus! Many students transfer after earning associates degrees, completing military service or realizing that the college they chose just doesn't feel like home. Though no two transfer students will have identical journeys, there are a few ways to figure out if you're ready to apply to TCU.
First-Year Housing Q&A
Dean Einstein and Imani Wimberly, Assistant Director of Housing & Residence Life, answered questions about the housing application, move-in and roommate selection. Watch the entire video and check out tips about how to make the most of living on campus.
Why Study the Liberal Arts?
TCU’s AddRan College of Liberal Arts prepares students to be passionate leaders with the skills to succeed in their chosen professions. The college is home to 15% of all TCU students, who pursue their degrees in 38 academic programs.