TCC Viewbook 2025-26

Why TCC? According to a TCC student survey, 94.7 percent of students said if they had to start college over, they would probably or definitely enroll at TCC. Why? We provide the right resources and environment at the right price to ensure their success.

When we say, “you can, we’ll help,” it’s not only about our belief in you, but a promise to help you achieve your goals.

Ready to enroll?

Financial Aid » 69.8% of graduating students complete TCC debt-free. » Since Fall 2007, more than 30,000 have used the Tulsa Achieves Scholarship.

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» Students can save between $22,000-30,000 on the first two years of college compared to other regional schools.

Degrees and Certificates » 63% of students are enrolled in university transfer programs Earning Potential » An associate degree is worth $400,000 more than a

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high school diploma over an adult’s working life.

Small Class Size » 20:1 Student-Teacher Ratio allows more time with professors who are experts in their fields.

Convenient Campuses for Easy Access » Schedule a campus tour today!

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Start Here, Transfer,, and Finish Your Bachelor s Degree.

Transfer students who finish their core courses at TCC succeed in their pursuit of four-year degrees at a high rate. They’re better prepared and know how to finish.

» We’ve partnered with most regional universities to make sure the work you do here counts where you end up.

» No starting over.

Programs like College Park, where you’re concurrently enrolled at both TCC and OSU-Tulsa, share faculty and resources from both institutions, give you a seamless path from your associate to your bachelor’s.

» No re-takes. » No wasted money. » And did we mention most of our students finish their associate degree debt-free?

Contact us! collegepark@tulsacc.edu SMARTCHOICE SMARTCHOICE

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University Transfer Degrees

Business & Information Technology

Liberal Arts & Public Service

Business Administration, AS Computer Information Systems, AS Enterprise Development, AS Marketing, AS

Child Development, AS • Non-Teacher Certification Transfer Option • Teacher Certification Transfer Option Criminal Justice, AA History, AA Legal Studies, AA Liberal Arts, AA Political Science, AA Psychology, AA Sociology, AA

School of Business & Information Technology

Communication

School of Communication, English & World Languages

American Sign Language Education, AA Communication Arts & Technologies, AA • Communication English, AA World Language, AA • French • Japanese • Spanish

Health Sciences

School of Health Sciences

Healthcare Administration, AS

School of Liberal Arts and Public Service

Mathematics & Engineering

School of Mathematics & Engineering

Engineering, AS • Engineering • Mechanical Engineering Engineering Technology, AS Mathematics, AS

Science & Aeronautics

School of Science & Aeronautics

Biology, AS Environmental Science & Natural Resources, AS Health, Human Performance and Physical Education, AS Nutritional Sciences, AS Physics, AS Pre-Nursing, AS Pre-Pharmacy, AS Pre-Professional Health Sciences, AS • Pre-Dentistry / Pre-Medicine / Pre-Optometry • Pre-Veterinary Science • Rehabilitation Sciences & Medical Imaging, AS

Visual & Performing Arts

School of Visual & Performing Arts

Art, AA Music, AA Theatre, AA

Associate of Arts (AA) degree offers a foundation of general education and career skills in social sciences and liberal arts.

Associate of Science (AS) degree focused on business, technology or social and practical sciences.

, Some Jobs Don t Need a Four-Year Degree.

Some need cutting-edge professional certifications. Some call for an Applied Associate degree. We know which is which—and which ones open doors to top 100 critical careers with family-sustaining wages.

At TCC, we’ll get you work ready asap.

• Programs range in duration from one semester to three years.

• Once you’re finished, you’re “work ready.”

• Professors work in your field of study and have real-world, relevant experience.

• Your credits can still transfer to a four-year should you decide to pursue a bachelor’s degree.

Ready to work?

Professional Certifications and Degrees Business & Information Technology

Communication

Accounting, AAS • Accounting Specialist Accounting, CER •A ccounting Specialist • Income Tax and Software Specialist Applied Technology, AAS •A dvanced Manufacturing Option •A erospace Option • I nformation Technology Option •H ealthcare Option •P rofessional Services Option Business, AAS •M anagement Option •M arketing Option Business, CER Cybersecurity, AAS Information Technology, AAS •A pplication Development Option Secure Infrastructure Specialist Certificate**

World Language, CER • French Option • Spanish Interpreting Skills Option • Spanish Option • Spanish Translating Skills Option

School of Business & Information Technology

Aviation Careers

School of Science & Aeronautics

Air Traffic Control, AAS Aviation Sciences Technology, AAS • Professional Pilot Aviation Sciences Technology, CER • Commercial Pilot • Flight Instructor • Private Pilot **

School of Communication, English & World Languages

Digital Media Careers

School of Visual & Performing Arts

Audio Engineering, CER Digital Media, AAS Digital Media, CER

Education & Legal Careers

School of Liberal Arts & Public Service

Child Development, AAS • Early Childhood Child Development, CER • Certificate of Mastery Option Legal Studies, CER

Engineering, Electronics & Manufacturing Careers

School of Mathematics & Engineering

Aerospace Drafting, CER Electronics Technology, AAS Electronics Technology, CER • Electronics Technology • Industrial Maintenance Technology

Engineering Technology AAS • Drafting and Design Engineering Technology • Manufacturing Engineering Technology Engineering Technology, CER • AutoCAD Professional • Drafting and Design Option • Manufacturing Production Technician I • Manufacturing Production Technician II • Quality and Inspection Technician Certificate I • Quality and Inspection Technician Certificate II

Health Care & Medical Careers School of Health Sciences

Cardiovascular Technology, AAS Dental Hygiene, AAS Diagnostic Medical Sonography, AAS Fire & Emergency Medical Services Technology, AAS Fire & Emergency Medical Services Technology, CER Healthcare Specialist/Paramedic, AAS Healthcare Specialist/Paramedic, CER Medical Laboratory Technician, AAS Medical Laboratory Technician, CER • Phlebotomy ** Nursing, AAS Occupational Therapy Assistant, AAS Physical Therapist Assistant, AAS Radiography (X-Ray), AAS Respiratory Care, AAS Surgical Technologist, AAS Veterinary Technology, AAS

Certificates (CER) focus on training for a specific industry or career position and typically take about one year to complete.

Applied Associate Degrees (AAS) include general education classes and typically take two years to complete. ** Certificates can be completed in one semester.

Pay Less for a Great College Education.

Completing your first two years of college at TCC will literally save you thousands. With various financial aid opportunities, you can graduate TCC debt-free or close to it.

A $50,000 student loan for your first two years at State U takes an average of 25 years at $309 a month to pay off, which works out closer to $92,000. And that’s just for the first two years.

TCC is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, the same organization that accredits all the regional four-year schools, which means we meet the same rigorous academic standards. You get the same quality class credits, and you’re paying less for them.

Visit tulsacc.edu/cost for more details.

Tuition & Fees 2025-2026 Costs for 30 Credit Hours Oklahoma Resident Tuition: $ 3,496.50 Fees: $ 893.50 Total: $ 4,390.00 Non-Oklahoma Resident Tuition: $ 10,246.50 Fees: $ 893.50 Total: $ 11,140.00 Cost per Credit Hour Oklahoma Resident Tuition: $ 116.55 Non-Oklahoma Resident Tuition: $ 341.55

College CostComparison Comparison College Cost

First Two Years ofof College First Two Years CollegeTuition Tuition&&Mandatory MandatoryFees* Fees*

$30,270 $27,840

$17,736 $16,140

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*Sourced from individual college websites as of July 16, 2025 *Sourced from individual public college websites as of July 16, 2025.

Paying for College Most TCC students qualify for some kind of financial aid.

Financial Aid comes in the form of grants, scholarships, loans, and part-time employment from federal, state, institutional, and private sources.

The process begins with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). And remember, if you need help, we’re here.

To find out what you qualify for, start here: 1. Apply to TCC. (tulsacc.edu/apply) 2. Complete your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). (studentaid.gov) It’s what the government uses to check your eligibility for federal grants, work-study, state aid, school aid, and loans. You can submit for the next school year starting Oct. 1. Do so ASAP. The Federal deadline is June 30. TCC school code: 009763 3. Apply for Tulsa Achieves. (tulsacc.edu/tulsaachieves) Login to your application portal to apply for this tuition-free scholarship for Tulsa County Residents.

4. A pply for TCC Advantage. (tulsacc.edu/advantage) Login to your application portal to see if you qualify.

5. A pply for TCC Scholarships. (tulsacc.academicworks.com) The TCC Foundation provides approximately $1 million in financial aid to TCC students. The scholarship priority deadline is March 1, so don’t wait.

If the unexpected occurs, we have help there, too. Our emergency grants can cover those unplanned life events that could otherwise derail your education.

We’re here to help find solutions you need to finish what you start.

Visit Tulsacc.edu/scholarships to check out what’s available.

Popular Scholarships for incoming students: TCC Advantage Vision Dinner Reach Higher - Finish Line Bridging the Gap Honors True Blue Lead Oklahoma Academic Scholars

Tulsa Achieves: Your Full-Ride Scholarship TCC’s Tulsa Achieves scholarship is easy math. If you’re a Tulsa County resident & graduating high school senior with a 2.0 GPA, you can attend TCC with your first two years’ tuition and mandatory fees covered.

That’s whether you’re working to transfer to a four-year university or completing one of our work-ready programs.

63-college credit hours. No tuition. No mandatory fees.

Make the smart choice.

Visit tulsacc.edu/tulsaachieves to learn more.

Student RESOURCES

Career Services

These services and more are available to currently enrolled TCC students:

Need advice on a major? Exploring career paths?

Want to connect with employers? Or need help finding a job opportunity?

Food Pantry Located by the Student Life Office on all main campuses, you’ll find non-perishable food and personal hygiene items.

Emergency Funds TCC’s emergency funds can help cover costs like housing, child care, and utilities when you need it most.

Education Outreach Center Personalized support and resources to help underserved students succeed in college.

Intercultural Engagement Celebrate diversity, join meaningful conversations, and explore programs that welcome students from all backgrounds.

Success Coaching Offering support and educational opportunities designed to increase the academic success, retention, graduation and transfer of students who may have barriers and challenges to overcome in order to realize their goals.

TRIO Student Support This program offers students free individualized advising and counseling, scholarship opportunities, FAFSA assistance, cultural events, and priority enrollment.

Testing Services These are your go-to spot for academic, placement, and certification exams Veterans Support Services Support for veterans and their families can be found through our Veterans Support Services, located in the Academic Building at Metro Campus.

Access career exploration & assessment tools at no cost for: » Resume reviews » Career exploration & assessment tools » Job and internship search assistance » Professional clothing closet » Mock interviews Visit TulsaCC.edu/Careers.

Accessibility At Accessibility Resources (AR), we’re here to make sure every student has what they need to succeed.

That can mean interpreters, specialized tutors, private test rooms, or video phones for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. We’ve got a wide range of support services to help you access classes, campus life, and anything else you need to reach your goals.

Visit TulsaCC.edu/AR.

Library Find reference and research sources, learning tools, scholarly articles and book databases, and research guides. Librarians are available for one-on-one research consultations. Individual and group study areas are also available.

Visit TulsaCC.edu/Library.

Help Hub The Student Help Hub connects you to essentials like housing, food, and transportation, along with other support tailored to your needs. Whether you’re unsure where to turn or just need a little guidance, we’ll help you find solutions.

Visit TulsaCC.edu/HelpHub.

Tutoring Centers

Academic Advising

Get help with writing, reading, math, science, and languages. Support is available for any course in which these skills are required.

Get help with degree planning, enrollment, course selection, and more—by appointment or drop-in.

Visit TulsaCC.edu/Tutoring.

Visit TulsaCC.edu/Advising.

Visit tulsacc.edu/studentresources to learn more.

Wellness Services Currently enrolled students can access up to six free and confidential counseling sessions – by appointment only – with a Licensed Professional Counselor, as well as be connected to community resources. Sessions are primarily offered via Zoom, with in-person options available when applicable.

TCC Wellness Services also hosts fun, stress-relieving events throughout the year, such as Paw Pals and campus-wide activities like the Connect initiative, designed to inspire collaboration.

Visit TulsaCC.edu/Wellness.

Global Learning Study Abroad TCC provides both study abroad and “Study USA” opportunities for students to deepen their understanding of global issues and to foster cross-cultural perspectives.

Visit TulsaCC.edu/StudyAbroad.

Honors Program TCC’s Honors program is open to all interested students who meet certain requirements, complete the online application, and take at least 21 hours of Honors classes. Any student can take Honors classes without being an Honors Scholar.

Benefits include: » Receiving tuition waivers » Smaller class sizes » Research opportunities » Preparation when transferring to a four-year university » Enhancing your resume » Increasing your chances for scholarships To learn more about being an Honors Scholar, visit TulsaCC.edu/Honors.

Engage Expand your horizons, network with other students and open doors to potential jobs.

Student Life: Find out about student organizations and monthly events, get your student ID and Tulsa Transit voucher, and more.

The Y@TCC Fitness Centers: Access to these centers, located at each main campus, is free to TCC students.

Get Social: Find out what’s happening on campus by downloading the TCC Events app or following TCC on social media @tulsacc.

Learn more at TulsaCC.edu/CampusLife.

Tulsa: The Best College Town in Oklahoma There are college towns, and then there’s Tulsa.

Why limit yourself to a corner near campus? Tulsa boasts the BOK Center, the Arts District, everything around the Blue Dome, the award-winning Mother Road Market and more of just about everything you love to do.

More restaurants. More museums. More jobs. More concerts. More coffee shops. More parks and recreation.

And that’s on top of featuring The Gathering Place, which is only the #1 public park in the entire country.

There’s more of everything you like to do, and all over them are excellent reasons to stay in Tulsa for College.

Photos courtesy of LowDown, Gathering Place, McNellie’s Group, Philbrook Museum, Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness, and Visit Tulsa.

Connect With Us! Meet Your Admission Counselors!

Are you a graduating high school senior?

Are you an adult trying to find time to come to school?

Signature Events Big Blue Blitz: Junior & Senior Preview Day Nov. 15, 2025 | Southeast Campus Multicultural Day Jan. 30, 2026 | Northeast Campus Tulsa Achieves Week Feb. 16 – 20, 2026

Blueprint: A Tulsa Achieves Event Feb. 21, 2026 | Northeast Campus Future Forward: An Event for Adult Learners June 25, 2026 | Northeast Campus

Check out more events here

New Student Checklist

Get Admitted @ TulsaCC.edu/Apply

o Complete your application o Check your personal email to receive your Student ID and password. o Log into MyTCC and start checking your TCC email. Check it often!

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We’re here to help.

If you need assistance getting started, give us a call at 918-595-8000.

Make it Official @ TulsaCC.edu/MakeItOfficial Submit your official documents:

o Final high school transcript or high school equivalency exam (GED, HiSet, TASC) o College transcripts (if you have attended anywhere else) o ACT, SAT, or Placement Test Scores. TulsaCC.edu/Testing $ Apply for Financial Aid @ StudentAid.gov omplete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to automatically o C

apply for grants. This form is also required for loans and most other scholarships and awards - including Tulsa Achieves. TCC’s school code is 009763.

o Learn more about financial aid opportunities at TCC.TulsaCC.edu/FinAid o Apply for scholarships. TulsaCC.edu/Scholarships o Submit the Tulsa Achieves agreement form, if eligible.

TulsaCC.edu/TulsaAchieves

heck your MyTCC Financial Aid Dashboard for any missing documents and o C

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Priority deadline for scholarships is Feb. 27, 2026.

Log back into your application portal to complete your Tulsa Achieves Scholarship Form.

to accept or decline your award offer

Attend New Student Orientation @ TulsaCC.edu/Orientation

Register for and attend New Student Orientation, mandatory for all first-time degree-seeking students, where you’ll...

o See our campuses and learn how college works. o Meet with an Academic Advisor to finalize course selection. o Enroll in classes o E stablish a payment plan for coursework within seven days of enrolling.

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Enrollments made on or after May 1 for Summer, August 1 for Fall, and January 1 for Spring will have 10 days to secure payment. If you choose “do not set up payment arrangement,” you will be dropped from your course(s).

Go to Class and Get Involved @ TulsaCC.edu/CampusLife

o Get your student photo ID o Come make friends at our Welcome Week Activities, and sport your blue! o Check out events and activities happening at your campus. o Find your fit with more than 70 student organizations to join.

Payment options include: • Pay in full • Set-up a payment plan •E stablish a third-party payment arrangement (Financial Aid award, Tulsa Achieves, or your company or tribe is paying for your classes)

DATES TO REMEMBER Sept. 1, 2025 Fall 2025 Admission Application Opens Oct. 1, 2025 FAFSA & Scholarships Opens Nov. 15, 2025 Big Blue Blitz: Junior & Senior Preview Day Jan. 30, 2026 Multicultural Day Feb. 21, 2026 BluePrint: A Tulsa Achieves Event for Parents & Students Feb. 27, 2026 Scholarship Priority Deadline June 25, 2026 Future Forward: An Event for Adult Learners

You Can. We’ll Help.

918-595-8000 | TulsaCC.edu | Admission@TulsaCC.edu

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