Tarrant County College District: programs, outcomes and local jobs

Tarrant County College District at a glance

• 42,300

  students enrolled

• 7,289

  degrees and certificates a year

• 34%

  of students complete

  College Scorecard

• $4,337

  average net price a year

  Tuition $3,402 in state, $8,235 out of state

• $34,945

  median earnings, 6 years after entry

• $42,727

  median earnings, 10 years after entry

  84% working

What students study

AI and data programs

Tarrant County College District reported no degrees or certificates in artificial intelligence, data science, data analytics or robotics for 2024. A new program with no graduates yet would not appear here.

The job market around Tarrant County College District

Professional jobs listed in the cities of Tarrant County, where the college is.

• 1,669

  open professional jobs

• 186

  entry level

  16 say no experience is needed

• 7%

  ask for AI skills

  124 jobs

• 4.1%

  unemployment in Tarrant County

  2026-09 · down 0.1 points from a year earlier

• $81,905

  median household income

  Tarrant County

• 40%

  of workers are in professional jobs

  estimated 2.7% unemployment among them

Jobs that fit what students study here: most degrees are in business & management, health professions, computer & information sciences, which lead to finance (144 open), sales (136 open), operations (284 open), marketing (40 open), human resources (62 open), strategy (12 open).

Hiring most: Charles Schwab (81), Sikorsky Aircraft (70), Lockheed Martin Services (56), MP Materials (51), Alcon (47), Celestica (41), GM Financial (39), Cook Children's (27).

What they hire for: Engineering (438), Operations (284), Finance (144), Sales (136), Data & Analytics (81), Human Resources (62). Engineering jobs

Job search help near campus

Workforce board: Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County.

• Arlington Workforce Center-Workforce SolutionsArlington · 817-413-4000 · Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
• Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County - Mid-Cities Workforce CenterHurst · 817-413-4000 · MF 8-5
• Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County - Resource Connection Workforce CenterFort Worth · 817-413-4000 · M-F 8am-5pm
• Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County Alliance Workforce CenterFort Worth · Monday -Friday8:00am-5:00pm
• Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County Central Workforce CenterFort Worth · Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm

American Job Centers are free, public career offices.

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Common questions

How big is Tarrant County College District?

Tarrant County College District enrolls about 42,300 students and is a public 2-year institution in Fort Worth, Texas. It awards about 7,289 degrees and certificates a year.

What is the graduation rate at Tarrant County College District?

34% of students complete, from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (IPEDS 2023 / Scorecard 2026-06).

What do Tarrant County College District graduates earn?

Median earnings of students who received federal aid are $34,945 six years after entry and $42,727 ten years after entry, from the College Scorecard.

Does Tarrant County College District offer AI or data science degrees?

Tarrant County College District reported no degrees or certificates in artificial intelligence, data science, data analytics or robotics for 2024 (IPEDS completions). A new program with no graduates yet would not appear.

Are there jobs near Tarrant County College District?

1,669 open professional jobs are listed in Tarrant County, 186 of them entry level and 16 saying no experience is needed. Charles Schwab has the most openings.