Each active and qualified Texas Southmost College will receive $400 in federal funds to help relieve and assist with expenses during the COVID-19 crisis. The funds are part of the CARES Act.

With student needs in mind, Texas Southmost College will be sending out each qualified, active student $400 in federal funds to help them through difficult financial times brought on by the COVID-19 crisis.

Texas Southmost College has transitioned to remote and hybrid learning for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester during the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic crisis.

Like many of the colleges and universities nationwide, Texas Southmost College has transitioned to remote and hybrid learning for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester during the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic crisis.

Texas Southmost College student Samantha Aguilar is pursuing an associate degree in science and wants to inspire other girls and women to pursue science, technology, engineering and mathematic (STEM) fields.

Samantha Aguilar never expected that college would be in her future, but the Texas Southmost College student now sees the difference a college education can make.

TSC will launch an Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance program beginning in Fall 2020.

As part of Texas Southmost College's commitment to responding to the needs of local industry, TSC will launch an Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology program beginning Fall 2020.