Texas College

Biology

The Department of Biology offers diversified programs that enable students to select a curriculum that best suits their career goals. Biology covers an array of specialist subjects inclusive of anatomy, ecology, microbiology and zoology, providing scientific skills transferrable to many industries.

Business Administration

The major of Business Administration provides an understanding of how to manage a business so that it remains stable for the opportunity of growth. Students are introduced to decision making techniques along with strategies for understanding and preparing for business operations.

Computer Science

Computer Science is a wide-ranging discipline that deals with the exploration, design and synthesis of computer systems and their applications. The major curriculum is intended to prepare students to enter the rapidly growing computer field and includes a sound preparation in science and mathematics.

Criminal Justice

The curriculum for Criminal Justice is designed to provide students with an understanding of the criminal justice system, its agencies, personnel, and historical foundation. The program offers a broad blend of courses intended to prepare students for both academic and professional success within the framework of a strong liberal arts education.

Early Childhood Education

English

The Department of English prepares students for the Bachelor of Arts in English degree, assisting students' development with skills that lead to English majors being able to think critically and communicate effectively.

General Studies

The General Studies program provides the first two years of many four-year college or university majors, following a liberal arts philosophy and providing a well-rounded education essential for the development of a competent professional.

Interdisciplinary Studies

The Division of Education offers the Interdisciplinary Studies (Educator Preparation Program) major, preparing students to become highly qualified classroom teachers serving diverse educational communities, leading to the Bachelor of Science degree and Texas teacher certification.

Liberal Studies

The Liberal Studies program offers students an opportunity to explore major social, cultural, economic, environmental, and political issues through the lenses of scientific inquiry, ethical consciousness, historical contexts, and aesthetic awareness. It includes complementary fields of study from the four divisions of the college.

Mathematics

The Department of Mathematics provides a broad liberal arts foundation in the area of mathematical study. Students are introduced to mathematical topics, principles and foundational preparation that will assist with graduate school entry and/or entry into professional fields. The curriculum emphasizes computing and mathematical modeling.

Music

The Department of Music offers intensive preparation that will assist students for entry into graduate programs and/or the world of professional music. The major has a strong liberal arts foundation that assists students with skill developments needed for the 21st century.

Religion

The Department of Religion offers a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of religious traditions. The program aims to develop students' knowledge and interest in Biblical teachings and theology, preparing them for advanced study in seminary or divinity school and careers in ministry.

Social Work

The Social Work program is designed to provide quality educational services at a baccalaureate level that prepares competent generalist social workers to enhance human well-being and the needs of diverse populations, with special attention on persons who are vulnerable, oppressed, and living in poverty.

Sociology

The major in Sociology is designed to prepare students for various occupations within the public or private sectors. The preparation in Sociology provides a foundation for careers in academia, sociology related professions, government, business or community agencies.