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Central Texas College
Central Texas College is a public two-year community college located between Killeen and Copperas Cove just off Highway 190, approximately 15 miles west of IH-35, and adjacent to Fort Hood, the largest Army installation in the US.
The college was officially dedicated by President Lyndon Baines Johnson in December of 1967. The first graduating class in May of 1968 was made up of 25 students. Since that time, Central Campus in Killeen has awarded over 15,000 associate degrees.
Affordable Quality
CTC provides an affordable, quality education with more than 40 associate degrees and certificates of completion in academic, professional and vocational/technical fields. A wide variety of courses are offered, from agriculture to criminal justice, aviation to nursing and business administration to telecommunications. The college offers daytime, evening, and online courses. Small class sizes allow our instructors to focus on students’ individual needs.
CTC works with students who plan to transfer to a four-year degree program. The college has Matriculation agreements with many four-year institutions and classes taken at CTC will transfer to any public university in the state of Texas.
| Resident In-District (Central Campus and online) | $43 |
| Resident Out-of-District (Central Campus and online) | $54 |
| Nonresident (Central Campus and online) | $140 |
The Central Campus Financial Aid and the Veterans Services offices assist students in securing scholarships, grants, and loans. Additionally, the college Foundation offers over $70,000 in scholarships to CTC students annually.
Campus Life
Nearly 6,500 students enrolled in courses on CTC Central Campus during Fall 2006,with an additional 3,500 students taking classes at other sites in Texas including Fort Hood. CTC is proud to serve a diverse student population, and we are listed as an accredited postsecondary minority institution by the US Department of Education.
The Student Life Activities Office provides opportunities for individual and group interaction through student organizations, tournaments, field trips, and other social and seasonal activities. There are approximately 20 officially recognized student clubs and organizations serving diverse interests at CTC. A host of Intramural sports activities are available, including volleyball, three-on-three basketball and softball, taking place in and around our new Natatorium and Physical Education Complex.
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) courses are available to Central Texas College students through concurrent enrollment arrangements with Tarleton State University, and may also be transferred to other universities with an advanced ROTC program.
On campus living is available through a co-ed Residence Hall for 120 full-time students and student apartments for married couples and single parents with children.
Student Services
Project PASS (Partners in Academic Success Services) provides a wide range of tutoring, textbook lending library and non-credit refresher courses in math and English. Disability Support Services assist students with physical and/or learning disabilities through lending equipment such as Braille textbooks, tape recorders, tutoring, and providing notetaker services. Other services include Single Parent/Homemaker Support Services, the Gender Equity Program, the Learning Resource Center and transportation assistance, which offers bus service to CTC from many pick-up points in the area. All of these services are free to CTC students.
For more information, please contact:
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Central Texas College Contact: 1-800-223-4760
ext. 1696 To request a Campus Tour, please visit: |
