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Texas Southmost College (TSC) is a public community college and political subdivision of the State of Texas, founded in 1926 and headquartered at 80 Fort Brown in Brownsville, Texas. It operates across three Brownsville locations, delivering over 50 associate degree programs, certificates, and workforce training courses organized into four academic divisions: Arts & Sciences, Business/Engineering/Architecture/Technology (B.E.A.T.), Health Professions, and TSC Digital College. The college serves a primarily regional student base drawn from Cameron County and the broader Rio Grande Valley (RGV), with secondary segments including dual-credit high school students, international (F-1/M-1) students, and adult workforce trainees. Since 2013, the Board of Trustees has cumulatively lowered tuition and fees by 40%, positioning TSC as the most affordable higher education provider in the RGV with a 15-credit-hour tuition cap.

The technology footprint is built on commodity third-party platforms rather than proprietary systems: Canvas LMS serves as the primary learning management system for online course delivery, augmented by BigBlueButton video conferencing, PlayPosit interactive video, Microsoft 365 ProPlus, Turnitin plagiarism detection, Respondus LockDown Browser for proctoring, and Starfish for early-alert student success workflows. The TSC Digital College channel offers fully online and hybrid programs in fields such as Criminal Justice, Social Work, and Associate of Arts in Teaching, with NC-SARA participation enabling interstate enrollment. Course delivery spans traditional, online, hybrid, weekend, and night formats, and class sizes are deliberately kept at 25-35 students versus 300-400 at universities.

TSC's business model is a hybrid of public appropriations, tuition, grants, and continuing-education fees rather than venture-backed revenue mechanics. In-district tuition is $2,150 per 15 credit hours, out-of-district Texas tuition $2,525, and non-resident/international tuition $3,275 (2025-2026 schedule). Revenue is supplemented by Workforce Training and Continuing Education (WTCE) at the ITECC location, partnerships with local employers via Purple Briefcase and Handshake for career services, and a $331,292 Texas Workforce Commission grant (Aug 2023). Distribution runs through direct enrollment (ApplyTexas, MyTSC portal), an Office of Student Recruitment, embedded College Navigators in partner high schools, and active social/organic content channels. The institution has no parent company, no private equity ownership, and is governed by a publicly elected Board of Trustees.

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Texas Southmost College is a public community college in Brownsville, Texas, offering 50+ associate degree, certificate, and workforce training programs to Rio Grande Valley students. Since 2013 it has cut tuition by 40% and delivers programs via Canvas LMS across on-campus, dual-credit, and NC-SARA online channels.

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HeadquartersBrownsville, United States
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Brownsville
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North America
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community college education, associate degree programs, workforce training, online higher education, dual credit programs
Industry6 codes
1Public Community Colleges
CodeEDAHADAAPrimaryYes
2Comprehensive Community Colleges (Transfer + Workforce)
CodeEDAHADAEPrimaryNo
3Technical Community Colleges (Applied/CTE-Focused)
CodeEDAHADADPrimaryNo
4Dual Enrollment / Early College Programs (via Community Colleges)
CodeEDAHADAHPrimaryNo
5Online Community Colleges (2-Year, Degree/Transfer)
CodeEDAHALACPrimaryNo
6Urban/Metropolitan Community Colleges
CodeEDAHADALPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Junior Colleges6112
  • Junior Colleges61121
  • Junior Colleges611210
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Educational Services8200
Product category
Community College Education
Marketing channels5 records

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Distribution channels4 records

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Cost components6 values
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others
Pricing details5 tiers
1In-District Texas Residents: $2,150 for 15 credit hours
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

2025-2026 tuition schedule: 1 credit hour = $302, 12 credits = $1,754, 15 credits = $2,150. In-district rates for Cameron County residents.

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2Out-of-District Texas Residents: $2,525 for 15 credit hours
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

2025-2026 tuition: 1 credit hour = $327, 12 credits = $2,054, 15 credits = $2,525. For Texas residents outside Cameron County.

tsc.edu
3Non-Resident/International Students: $3,275 for 15 credit hours
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

2025-2026 tuition: 1 credit hour = $377, 12 credits = $2,654, 15 credits = $3,275. Same rate for non-Texas residents and international students.

tsc.edu
4Student Parking Permit: $60 annually
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Student and faculty/staff parking permits cost $60 annually. Adjunct faculty permit: $20 per semester.

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5Dormitory Housing: $4,000-$5,000 annually (if available)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Dormitory housing can cost $4,000-$5,000 annually. Note: TSC currently does not have campus housing available.

tsc.edu
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Services
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Texas Southmost College is a public community college that delivers higher education through over 50 associate degree programs, a Bachelor of Applied Technology in Organizational Management, certificate programs, Workforce Training and Continuing Education (WTCE), and a Dual Credit program for high school students. Instruction is delivered on campus in Brownsville, fully online through the TSC Digital College (Canvas LMS), in hybrid formats, and at high school partner sites, serving traditional students, transfer students, international students, dual credit students, and workforce training participants across the Rio Grande Valley.

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Problem solved
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  • 40% tuition reduction since 2013
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Product overview1 text field

Texas Southmost College is a community college offering a comprehensive portfolio of educational products and services centered around its core academic programs. The institution provides over 50 associate degree programs, bachelor's degrees (BAT in Organizational Management), certificate programs, and workforce training through distinct divisions including Arts & Sciences, Business/Engineering/Architecture/Technology (B.E.A.T.), Health Professions, and TSC Digital College for online learning. The college also offers a Dual Credit program for high school students and Workforce Training and Continuing Education (WTCE) for professional development. Programs span fields including healthcare, technology, business, criminal justice, education, and trades, delivered through traditional, online, hybrid, weekend, and night course formats using Canvas LMS as the primary learning platform.

Product and service7 records
1Associate Degree Programs
CategoryAcademic degree programs
Description

Over 50 associate degree programs covering arts, sciences, business, technology, health professions, and workforce fields, designed to prepare students for immediate employment or transfer to four-year institutions. Programs are delivered on campus at 80 Fort Brown, Brownsville, TX, with articulation agreements to Texas public four-year universities.

2Bachelor of Applied Technology in Organizational Management
CategoryAcademic degree programs
Description

Bachelor's degree program in organizational management providing advanced education for career advancement or professional development, offered through the Business, Engineering, Architecture, and Technology division.

3Certificate Programs
CategoryAcademic certificate programs
Description

Workforce and vocational certificate programs providing specialized skills for immediate employment in various technical and professional fields.

4Workforce Training and Continuing Education (WTCE)
CategoryContinuing and workforce education
Description

Non-credit courses and professional development programs for career advancement, skill enhancement, and personal enrichment, including professional development for businesses and career training programs. Delivered at the ITECC location.

5TSC Digital College (Online Programs)
CategoryOnline higher education
Description

Comprehensive online education platform offering associate degrees and courses fully online through Canvas LMS, providing flexible learning options for students locally and globally. NC-SARA participating institution for interstate online enrollment in programs such as Criminal Justice, Social Work, and Associate of Arts in Teaching.

6Dual Credit Program
CategoryDual enrollment / K-12 partnerships
Description

Program allowing eligible high school students to enroll in college courses while attending high school, earning college credit that may apply toward an associate degree at TSC or transfer to other institutions. Coordinated by dedicated College Navigators at each partnering high school.

7TSC Core Curriculum
CategoryGeneral education core curriculum
Description

Texas Core Curriculum ensuring students develop essential knowledge and skills in critical thinking, communication, empirical/quantitative skills, teamwork, social responsibility, and personal responsibility. Fully transferable to any Texas public college or university.

Scale indicator3 records

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-04-16
Description

Regional leadership forum hosted at Texas Southmost College bringing together government, agriculture, and public utility leaders to address water security challenges in the Rio Grande Valley. TSC serves as venue host for this collaborative initiative.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-21
Description

Workcred released a suite of resources developed through grant-funded partnerships with Houston City College and Texas Southmost College to help community colleges align academic curricula with local labor market skill needs. Resources include case studies covering electrician, HVAC, automotive, and business technology programs, as well as a guidebook and policy recommendations for supporting students in credential pathways. These resources serve as models for other community colleges.

Recent move6 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Public community college headquartered in McAllen, Texas, serving the same Rio Grande Valley region as TSC with associate degrees, dual credit, workforce training, and online programs. It is TSC's most direct geographic competitor for local students and employer partnerships.

TypeRegional player
Description

Public community college in Corpus Christi, Texas, offering associate degrees, technical certificates, workforce training, and dual credit. Comparable in mission, size, and program mix, and a relevant benchmark for TSC's coastal-South-Texas peer set.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large urban community college system in Houston co-developing the Workcred/ANSI workforce-alignment resources with TSC. Comparable in offering associate degrees, dual credit, workforce credentials, and online programs at a similar public-community-college price point.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Statewide technical college system focused on associate degrees and certificates in skilled trades, technology, and industrial programs. Directly overlaps TSC's B.E.A.T. and Workforce Training portfolios, especially in technical and CTE fields.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large multi-campus Texas community college system north of Houston offering associate degrees, university-transfer pathways, dual credit, and workforce training. Comparable in scale, online delivery, and program breadth to TSC.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Texas public community college district in the Houston area with a similar profile of associate degrees, technical certificates, dual credit, and workforce training programs. Comparable operating model and tuition positioning.

TypeRegional player
Description

Public community college serving a similar border-region demographic in West Texas with associate degrees, dual credit, workforce training, and ESL/transition programs. Comparable in mission and student profile to TSC.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

One of the largest Texas community college districts, offering a wide range of associate degrees, transfer pathways, and workforce credentials. Comparable in online delivery and dual credit, but operates at much larger scale and in a different labor market than TSC.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large multi-campus public community college district in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with a comprehensive portfolio of associate degrees, certificates, dual credit, and workforce training. Comparable program mix and online learning model to TSC.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Small public community college in Lake Jackson, Texas, offering associate degrees, technical certificates, workforce training, and dual credit. Comparable in size, mission, and program breadth to TSC, and useful as a small-system peer benchmark.

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Integration19 records

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Profiles10 records

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Investors1 record

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Texas Southmost College

Community College Educationtsc.edu

Texas Southmost College is a public community college in Brownsville, Texas, offering 50+ associate degree, certificate, and workforce training programs to Rio Grande Valley students. Since 2013 it has cut tuition by 40% and delivers programs via Canvas LMS across on-campus, dual-credit, and NC-SARA online channels.

What Texas Southmost College does

Texas Southmost College (TSC) is a public community college and political subdivision of the State of Texas, founded in 1926 and headquartered at 80 Fort Brown in Brownsville, Texas. It operates across three Brownsville locations, delivering over 50 associate degree programs, certificates, and workforce training courses organized into four academic divisions: Arts & Sciences, Business/Engineering/Architecture/Technology (B.E.A.T.), Health Professions, and TSC Digital College. The college serves a primarily regional student base drawn from Cameron County and the broader Rio Grande Valley (RGV), with secondary segments including dual-credit high school students, international (F-1/M-1) students, and adult workforce trainees. Since 2013, the Board of Trustees has cumulatively lowered tuition and fees by 40%, positioning TSC as the most affordable higher education provider in the RGV with a 15-credit-hour tuition cap.

The technology footprint is built on commodity third-party platforms rather than proprietary systems: Canvas LMS serves as the primary learning management system for online course delivery, augmented by BigBlueButton video conferencing, PlayPosit interactive video, Microsoft 365 ProPlus, Turnitin plagiarism detection, Respondus LockDown Browser for proctoring, and Starfish for early-alert student success workflows. The TSC Digital College channel offers fully online and hybrid programs in fields such as Criminal Justice, Social Work, and Associate of Arts in Teaching, with NC-SARA participation enabling interstate enrollment. Course delivery spans traditional, online, hybrid, weekend, and night formats, and class sizes are deliberately kept at 25-35 students versus 300-400 at universities.

TSC's business model is a hybrid of public appropriations, tuition, grants, and continuing-education fees rather than venture-backed revenue mechanics. In-district tuition is $2,150 per 15 credit hours, out-of-district Texas tuition $2,525, and non-resident/international tuition $3,275 (2025-2026 schedule). Revenue is supplemented by Workforce Training and Continuing Education (WTCE) at the ITECC location, partnerships with local employers via Purple Briefcase and Handshake for career services, and a $331,292 Texas Workforce Commission grant (Aug 2023). Distribution runs through direct enrollment (ApplyTexas, MyTSC portal), an Office of Student Recruitment, embedded College Navigators in partner high schools, and active social/organic content channels. The institution has no parent company, no private equity ownership, and is governed by a publicly elected Board of Trustees.

Texas Southmost College firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Texas Southmost College
Legal name
Texas Southmost College
Website
https://tsc.edu
Company type
Public
Founded year
1926
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Texas Southmost College is a public community college in Brownsville, Texas, offering 50+ associate degree, certificate, and workforce training programs to Rio Grande Valley students. Since 2013 it has cut tuition by 40% and delivers programs via Canvas LMS across on-campus, dual-credit, and NC-SARA online channels.
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Texas Southmost College industry classification

Industry
Product category
Community College Education
NAICS
Junior Colleges (6112), Junior Colleges (61121), Junior Colleges (611210)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Public Community Colleges (EDAHADAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Comprehensive Community Colleges (Transfer + Workforce) (EDAHADAE), Technical Community Colleges (Applied/CTE-Focused) (EDAHADAD), Dual Enrollment / Early College Programs (via Community Colleges) (EDAHADAH), Online Community Colleges (2-Year, Degree/Transfer) (EDAHALAC), Urban/Metropolitan Community Colleges (EDAHADAL)

Keywords

  • Community college education
  • Associate degree programs
  • Workforce training
  • Online higher education
  • Dual credit programs

Where Texas Southmost College is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Brownsville
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Texas Southmost College business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualIn-District Texas Residents: $2,150 for 15 credit hours
SubscriptionAnnualOut-of-District Texas Residents: $2,525 for 15 credit hours
SubscriptionAnnualNon-Resident/International Students: $3,275 for 15 credit hours
One time/ perpetual licenseAnnualStudent Parking Permit: $60 annually
SubscriptionAnnualDormitory Housing: $4,000-$5,000 annually (if available)

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Texas Southmost College product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Texas Southmost College is a public community college that delivers higher education through over 50 associate degree programs, a Bachelor of Applied Technology in Organizational Management, certificate programs, Workforce Training and Continuing Education (WTCE), and a Dual Credit program for high school students. Instruction is delivered on campus in Brownsville, fully online through the TSC Digital College (Canvas LMS), in hybrid formats, and at high school partner sites, serving traditional students, transfer students, international students, dual credit students, and workforce training participants across the Rio Grande Valley.

Product overview

Texas Southmost College is a community college offering a comprehensive portfolio of educational products and services centered around its core academic programs. The institution provides over 50 associate degree programs, bachelor's degrees (BAT in Organizational Management), certificate programs, and workforce training through distinct divisions including Arts & Sciences, Business/Engineering/Architecture/Technology (B.E.A.T.), Health Professions, and TSC Digital College for online learning. The college also offers a Dual Credit program for high school students and Workforce Training and Continuing Education (WTCE) for professional development. Programs span fields including healthcare, technology, business, criminal justice, education, and trades, delivered through traditional, online, hybrid, weekend, and night course formats using Canvas LMS as the primary learning platform.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Associate Degree Programs Over 50 associate degree programs covering arts, sciences, business, technology, health professions, and workforce fields, designed to prepare students for immediate employment or transfer to four-year institutions. Programs are delivered on campus at 80 Fort Brown, Brownsville, TX, with articulation agreements to Texas public four-year universities.
  • Bachelor of Applied Technology in Organizational Management Bachelor's degree program in organizational management providing advanced education for career advancement or professional development, offered through the Business, Engineering, Architecture, and Technology division.
  • Certificate Programs Workforce and vocational certificate programs providing specialized skills for immediate employment in various technical and professional fields.
  • Workforce Training and Continuing Education (WTCE) Non-credit courses and professional development programs for career advancement, skill enhancement, and personal enrichment, including professional development for businesses and career training programs. Delivered at the ITECC location.
  • TSC Digital College (Online Programs) Comprehensive online education platform offering associate degrees and courses fully online through Canvas LMS, providing flexible learning options for students locally and globally. NC-SARA participating institution for interstate online enrollment in programs such as Criminal Justice, Social Work, and Associate of Arts in Teaching.
  • Dual Credit Program Program allowing eligible high school students to enroll in college courses while attending high school, earning college credit that may apply toward an associate degree at TSC or transfer to other institutions. Coordinated by dedicated College Navigators at each partnering high school.
  • TSC Core Curriculum Texas Core Curriculum ensuring students develop essential knowledge and skills in critical thinking, communication, empirical/quantitative skills, teamwork, social responsibility, and personal responsibility. Fully transferable to any Texas public college or university.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 40% tuition reduction since 2013
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Texas Southmost College

Customer profile

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Texas Southmost College technology and API

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Integration19 records

Feature2 records

Texas Southmost College partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • RGV ConnectminorOthers · 16 April 2026Regional leadership forum hosted at Texas Southmost College bringing together government, agriculture, and public utility leaders to address water security challenges in the Rio Grande Valley. TSC serves as venue host for this collaborative initiative.
  • Workcred (nonprofit affiliate of ANSI)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 21 January 2026Workcred released a suite of resources developed through grant-funded partnerships with Houston City College and Texas Southmost College to help community colleges align academic curricula with local labor market skill needs. Resources include case studies covering electrician, HVAC, automotive, and business technology programs, as well as a guidebook and policy recommendations for supporting students in credential pathways. These resources serve as models for other community colleges.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Texas Southmost College competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • South Texas College: Public community college headquartered in McAllen, Texas, serving the same Rio Grande Valley region as TSC with associate degrees, dual credit, workforce training, and online programs. It is TSC's most direct geographic competitor for local students and employer partnerships.
  • Houston City College (Houston Community College): Large urban community college system in Houston co-developing the Workcred/ANSI workforce-alignment resources with TSC. Comparable in offering associate degrees, dual credit, workforce credentials, and online programs at a similar public-community-college price point.
  • Texas State Technical College: Statewide technical college system focused on associate degrees and certificates in skilled trades, technology, and industrial programs. Directly overlaps TSC's B.E.A.T. and Workforce Training portfolios, especially in technical and CTE fields.
  • Lone Star College: Large multi-campus Texas community college system north of Houston offering associate degrees, university-transfer pathways, dual credit, and workforce training. Comparable in scale, online delivery, and program breadth to TSC.
  • San Jacinto College: Texas public community college district in the Houston area with a similar profile of associate degrees, technical certificates, dual credit, and workforce training programs. Comparable operating model and tuition positioning.
  • Brazosport College: Small public community college in Lake Jackson, Texas, offering associate degrees, technical certificates, workforce training, and dual credit. Comparable in size, mission, and program breadth to TSC, and useful as a small-system peer benchmark.

Regional players

  • Del Mar College: Public community college in Corpus Christi, Texas, offering associate degrees, technical certificates, workforce training, and dual credit. Comparable in mission, size, and program mix, and a relevant benchmark for TSC's coastal-South-Texas peer set.
  • El Paso Community College: Public community college serving a similar border-region demographic in West Texas with associate degrees, dual credit, workforce training, and ESL/transition programs. Comparable in mission and student profile to TSC.

Broad incumbents

  • Austin Community College: One of the largest Texas community college districts, offering a wide range of associate degrees, transfer pathways, and workforce credentials. Comparable in online delivery and dual credit, but operates at much larger scale and in a different labor market than TSC.
  • Tarrant County College: Large multi-campus public community college district in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with a comprehensive portfolio of associate degrees, certificates, dual credit, and workforce training. Comparable program mix and online learning model to TSC.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Texas Southmost College social profiles

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Texas Southmost College compliance and trust

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Compliance1 record

Texas Southmost College financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Texas Southmost College leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles10 records

Texas Southmost College funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Texas Southmost College M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Texas Southmost College

What does Texas Southmost College do?

Texas Southmost College is a public community college that delivers higher education through over 50 associate degree programs, a Bachelor of Applied Technology in Organizational Management, certificate programs, Workforce Training and Continuing Education (WTCE), and a Dual Credit program for high school students. Instruction is delivered on campus in Brownsville, fully online through the TSC Digital College (Canvas LMS), in hybrid formats, and at high school partner sites, serving traditional students, transfer students, international students, dual credit students, and workforce training participants across the Rio Grande Valley.

Is Texas Southmost College a public or private company?

Texas Southmost College is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Texas Southmost College founded?

Texas Southmost College was founded in 1926. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Texas Southmost College based?

Texas Southmost College is headquartered in Brownsville, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Texas Southmost College's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are South Texas College, Houston City College (Houston Community College), Texas State Technical College, Lone Star College, San Jacinto College and Brazosport College. Regional players are Del Mar College and El Paso Community College. Broad incumbents are Austin Community College and Tarrant County College.

Does Texas Southmost College have an API?

No public API is recorded for Texas Southmost College.

What industry is Texas Southmost College in?

Texas Southmost College's product category is Community College Education. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAHADAA, Public Community Colleges, with a secondary code of EDAHADAE, Comprehensive Community Colleges (Transfer + Workforce). Its NAICS code is 6112 and its SIC code is 8200.

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Texas Border BusinessRGV Partnership Convenes Leaders as Rio Grande Valley Confronts Water CrisisRegional leaders from government, agriculture, and public utilities convened at an RGV Connect forum at Texas Southmost College in Brownsville, Texas, to address escalating water security challenges in the Rio Grande Valley, where drought conditions have reduced river flows to a fraction of normal levels. The closure of the Rio Grande Valley sugar mill in 2024 was cited as resulting in a permanent loss of 500 jobs and a $100 million annual industry, while panelists outlined long-term solutions including desalination, water reclamation, and infrastructure modernization. Speakers emphasized the need for sustained collaboration across local, state, and federal levels to prevent the issue from losing momentum during periods of increased rainfall.GlobeNewswireTexas Southmost College Mariachi Festival – A Movement Led by Passion and PrideTexas Southmost College's Mariachi Festival, led by Avigai Gonzalez, debuted in 2024 and returns April 25-26, 2025. The event features Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles and Mariachi Pumas, with workshops and a concert. Gonzalez aims to build a mariachi community in the Rio Grande Valley.EIN PresswireGovernor Abbott Announces Over $130,000 Job Training Grant To Texas Southmost CollegeGovernor Greg Abbott announced a $132,794 Skills Development Fund grant to Texas Southmost College for workforce training. The funding will enable the college to upskill more than 130 employees of Rich Products Corporation in Brownsville through specialized industry courses. This initiative is part of the Texas Workforce Commission's broader effort to support vital industries within the state.GlobeNewswireTexas Southmost College and Space Channel to Announce Partnership to Recruit and Train Student InternsTexas Southmost College and Space Channel announced a partnership to recruit and train student interns for a semester-long program. The interns will serve as writers, on-air talent, behind-the-camera operators, and video editors, supporting Brownsville's growth as an aerospace hub.GlobeNewswireCollege for Every Texan: Take 6 on UsTexas Southmost College's board approved a tuition waiver for six summer credit hours and a $150 per work-unit stipend for adjunct faculty. The initiative also credits TSI test fees, with summer enrollment trending 18% above last year.