School Details
On Sept. 17, 1926, Tyler Junior College officially opened its doors in Tyler High School, with 93 students and nine faculty members. TJC gave residents of the Tyler area access to quality higher education, offering limited courses in traditional liberal arts and pragmatic courses in public school music and home economics. The Tyler Junior College District is now composed of six independent school districts, including Chapel Hill, Grand Saline, Lindale, Tyler, Van, and Winona. Today the school is a true “community college” with a promise to provide a quality education, a vibrant student life, and opportunities to serve the community.
Carrying out its mission to provide a “caring, comprehensive experience through educational excellence, stellar service, innovative programming, and authentic partnerships,” TJC offers associate’s degrees, certificates, and training and technical programs. Many of these degrees and certificates can be earned completely online or in hybrid formats. TJC online degrees are designed from the ground up, offering flexibility and convenience. Learn from experts in their field with years of experience in the classroom and online.
Accreditation & Licensing
Tyler Junior College is accredited by:
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)