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The world is full of future Horned Frogs – and now, TCU’s International Admission Team is bigger, stronger and ready to meet you where you are.

Over the past year, we’ve added more friendly faces and global expertise to guide students and counselors through every step of the admission journey. Our team now includes seven dedicated professionals, three based in Texas and two in-country counselors in India, representing four nationalities, speaking seven languages and traveling the globe to connect with students, families and schools.

But our mission goes beyond recruitment. At TCU, we care about your story, your success and your future. Our expanded team reflects our promise to provide personalized guidance and genuine support for students from all corners of the world.

Read on to learn who they are, where they come from and what fuels their passion for helping students like you call TCU home.

Kennedy Bosman
IKennedy Bosmannternational Admission Counselor, Asia, Africa & the Middle East

Hometown: Salem, Oregon

Hobbies & Interests: Nature photography, baking, road trips and writing.

“I truly believe that TCU is a wonderful place for international students to study. From my personal experience, I’ve seen how students are nurtured in every aspect, academically and personally. Their overall well-being is genuinely taken care of. The campus has a strong sense of community and students easily make friends. The faculty, staff and teachers are always supportive and available, creating an environment filled with happiness and positivity. This uplifting atmosphere keeps students motivated and helps them thrive during their journey at TCU. Above all, students are always happy with TCU's environment and culture.”

Dhara Ghandi
Dhara GhandiAdmission Counselor, South India

Hometown: Mumbai, India

Hobbies & Interests: Reading books and traveling.

“TCU really feels like the heart of it all. When you think of TCU, you probably think of Fort Worth and vice versa. Fort Worth has its own unique charm and tons of different cultures that make the whole DFW area exciting. Getting around is easy as well. Whether you’re hopping on the Trinity Railway Express train, grabbing a rideshare, or just walking, it’s simple to explore Fort Worth, Dallas, and all the spots in between. Everything on campus is close by too even the grocery store if you need to pick something up. You can enjoy the big-city vibe whenever you want but still feel that close-knit community! At TCU, you really get the best of both worlds, a place where you are welcomed and a city full of opportunities!”

Happy Herman
Happy HermanStudent Intern

Hometown: Kigali, Rwanda

Hobbies & Interests: Debate (as in a casual exchange with friends), writing poetry, working out, business and brainstorming creative ways to generate revenue, and listening to violins.

"What sets TCU apart is the simplicity that so much sets TCU apart. Home games invite you into what it truly means to be a Horned Frog. Campus life — residence halls, the Commons, the Recreation Center, the dining halls — is designed to weave a tight web of friendships with other Frogs. And in the classroom, learning is both rigorous and fun. I’ve noticed a pattern: it’s never just about grades or A+s. Professors want you to grow, both in character and profession. They want you to bring in your own examples, your own culture, your own context and learn at your own pace. They want you to discover and use new tools and technologies that make your study smarter, not harder. These truths, among many others, more felt than seen — are, in my opinion, what set TCU apart."

Jessica Mascote
Jessica MascoteAssistant Director of Admission, Community Engagement & Mexico Recruitment

Hometown: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Hobbies & Interests: Creative arts, dance and running.

“At TCU, there's a welcoming spot for everyone, and the warmth of Texan hospitality permeates throughout campus, making it a truly sweet place to be.”

 

 

Samhita Gopal Rao
Samhita Gopal RaoAdmission Counselor, North India

Hometown: Mysuru, India

Hobbies & Interests: Baking, writing and singing. 

 

 

 

 
Nicole Sinclair
Nicole SinclairAssociate Director of Admission, International

Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas

Hobbies & Interests: Supporting my kids in their sports, band and theatre activities, and drawing. 

"Stepping outside of your home country and into an entirely new culture is a big life shift, one I’ve made myself. It stretched me, shaped me, and changed me in ways I didn’t expect. That’s why I believe so deeply in the power of a place like TCU. From the moment you arrive, you’re surrounded by a community that doesn’t just welcome you — they walk with you. This campus is full of people who care about your growth, your story and who you’re becoming along the way.”

Mengyuan Yu

Menyuan Yu

Data Control Specialist

Hometown: Qingdao, China

Hobbies & Interests: Reading books, playing piano, traveling and spending time with my family.

"As a former international student, I know how overwhelming it can feel to adjust to a new environment and learn everything in a different language. At first, it might be easy to feel lost academically and unsure of where to turn. That’s why I believe TCU is such a great fit for international students. Because it’s a private university with relatively small class sizes; professors know you by name. They truly care about your success, both inside and outside the classroom, and are always willing to offer guidance on your future choices. Having that kind of personal support makes a huge difference when you’re far from home, and it’s one of the reasons why international students can thrive here."