Tarleton Fort Worth @ Chisholm Trail offers more than 60 undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs to a student population of working adults, community college graduates and returning students. Starting in Fall 2024, first- and second-year courses for 24 academic programs will be added. See the list of these programs above and search all Tarleton Fort Worth opportunities using the Degrees and Programs page.

Tarleton Fort Worth @ Chisholm Trail is located at 10850 Texan Rider Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76036. Driving directions are available on the Tarleton website.

There are just a few steps to claim and activate your student account after you are accepted.

This login is for students who are currently registered or accepted to Tarleton, as well as faculty and staff. Please use your full NTNET credentials to login (i.e., faculty/staff – [email protected], student – 0########@tarleton.edu).

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Scholarships are awarded for academic ability and achievement, demonstrated leadership, financial need and other criteria as defined by the specific scholarship program. Learn more about Tarleton’s required scholarship application and related opportunities.

For general questions, call 254-968-9070 or email at [email protected]. The main Tarleton Financial Aid Website is also a great resource.

Tarleton State University participates in the Financial Aid Consortium program, which coordinates credit hours between partner institutions to financially assist students. Undergraduate students interested must be enrolled at Tarleton State University with a minimum of 3 hours for the fall, spring, or summer semester. Students must fill out a consortium agreement each semester they participate in the program and return the completed consortium agreement to the Tarleton’s Office of the Registrar prior to the 12th class day for processing. More information, as well as the Financial Aid Consortium form, can be found on the Tarleton Website.

Notification of participation in the financial aid consortium will be emailed to a student’s go.tarleton.edu email address. Students should always check their go.tarleton.edu account or forward it to their personal email.

• Courses taken at the community college (host institution) are verified by Tarleton for transferability and use towards a degree plan.
• Students are encouraged to verify the transferability of their courses to Tarleton prior to submitting the consortium agreement. TCCNS Developmental and audited courses are not eligible for the financial aid consortium.
• Courses approved for the consortium agreement will be added to the students’ Tarleton registration, increasing the number of hours they are registered for.
• Tuition and fees will be charged separately for the courses taken at the respective community college (host institution).
• Students are responsible for ensuring tuition payments are paid at the respective community college.
• Make satisfactory academic progress as specified by the Tarleton State University Satisfactory Academic Progress policy.

The Texan Card is the university’s identification card issued to students, faculty, and staff. Visit Student Engagement & Success (Suite 318) in the Tarleton Fort Worth Central Administration Building (CAB).

Yes. Learn more about all things parking on the Student Parking Page.

The Academic Calendar is available on the Tarleton Website. All Tarleton classes at TCC follow the Tarleton Academic Calendar. Contact your professor with any specific questions regarding the class schedule and/or requirements.

From the Rickett Library, additional study space and Career Services to Counseling Services and the Purple Pantry, as a Tarleton student, you have access to all Tarleton resources. Specific examples at Tarleton Fort Worth are below. To learn more about these and others, visit the Student Resources page.

Counseling Services 
For more information about Student Counseling Services, visit the Tarleton Website. For after-hours crisis help, call 254-968-9044.

Tarleton’s new tool, the Student Support app by TELUS Health, is now available to all Tarleton State University students. The Student Support App connects students with free, confidential mental health and wellbeing support conveniently available 24/7 via the Student Support app, telephone, and web. TELUS Health content and support are available 24/7 in Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, French, and English.

Purple Pantry
The Purple Pantry @ Fort Worth is available during the building’s operational hours and is accessible by a card swipe. To gain access, complete the form and put in your Tarleton student UID number. Access requests are processed Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. The Purple Pantry @ Fort Worth, in partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank, stocks frozen, refrigerated, shelf-stable items, hygiene and personal care products, as well as academic supplies and child-friendly items like diapers, crayons, games, and baby/toddler specific foods.