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Verification & Forms

Verification is a process through which Financial Aid verifies the information you reported on your FAFSA. Federal regulations require all institutions to perform verification on a percentage of applicants who file for financial aid. Applicants are randomly selected for verification. If you are chosen for verification, documents will be requested through the Financial Aid Office.

If you are selected for verification you will be required to submit the following items.

2012 - 2013 Academic Year

2013 - 2014 Academic Year

The verification process can delay your aid, so please respond immediately to any requests from our office. If funds were disbursed prior to you being selected for verification, they may be cancelled until your file is complete. Should you fail to submit all required documentation; financial aid will not be awarded and/or disbursed. If there are any discrepancies found by our office, during the verification process, they will be corrected and sent to the Department of Education. Once completed, your financial aid eligibility may be affected. This entire process normally takes 5-7 days from the time the final document is submitted.

Additional Documentation

You may be required to submit additional documentation even though you have not been selected for verification. These documents may relate to citizenship status, veteran status or living status. If requested, please submit the additional documentation immediately to our office to avoid delaying your aid.

Tuition & Fees

When it comes to discussing the costs associated with attending Texas Chiropractic College, the emphasis needs to be placed on the idea of value.

The learning and living experience at TCC is something that will pay lifelong dividends—whether it’s a successful DC career, an expansive network of professional colleagues, or an invaluable circle of personal friends.

Ask any of our graduates and you will quickly find that these are things that simply transcend price tags.

Schedule of Tuition and Fees
(effective Fall 2012 Trimester)

Tuition
Full Time BS/DC tuition (12 or more credits) $10,300
Part Time BS/DC tuition per credit hour (1-11.5 credits) $859
Full Time DC student audit tuition $0
Audit tuition minimum $859
Elective course tuition (per credit hour) TBD per course
Advance tuition deposit $300
Fees
Student activity fee (mandatory, nonrefundable) $25
Technology fee (mandatory, nonrefundable) $125
Laboratory Fee, per credit hour $20
Equipment Fee (Tri 1-5) $190
TR1 fee (memberships and one ID card) $80 
Late payment fee on balance (first day of classes) 1%
Late payment fee on balance (first day of second month of trimester) 2% 
Late payment fee on balance (first day of third month of trimester) 3%
Late payment fee on balance (first day of fourth month of trimester) 4%
Late registration fee for BS/DC $75  
DC degree program application fee $50
NSF/returned check fee $25
Transcript copy fee (not issued if delinquent/hold) $5
Replacement ID card fee $5
Photograph/picture fee $5
Make-up examination fee $40/$75*
Graduation fee $75
Replacement diploma fee $75
Diploma copy fee $5
Replacement award certificate fee $25
Transfer (transcripts evaluation) fee - this has been eliminated
$0
Advance tuition deposit (nonrefundable if not enrolled) $300
BS degree processing fee (nonrefundable) $150**
Advance standing fee - minimum (one course) $50
Advance standing fee - maximum (two or more courses) $100
Parking violation fee $10

2nd violation

$12 

3rd violation

$15

4th violation (and or disciplinary action)

$15  

 *  Make-up exams requiring the use of a standardized patient will require the $75 fee.
**  There will be a $50 refund if diploma is not awarded.

Scholarships

Scholarships are made available by a variety of sources, each with its own criteria and deadline. Some scholarships may only be available when funding for a particular year has been provided.

Additionally, there are numerous national scholarships available throughout the year. Please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement at 281-998-6060 for the most up to date listings.

Texas Chiropractic College Scholarship Information

Types of Scholarships:

For information on TCC scholarships you may contact Luis Rivas at 281-998-6060 or lrivas@txchiro.edu.

APPLY NOW for Campuswide Scholarships

APPLY NOW for Faculty Association Scholarships

You may also obtain hard copies of the applications and scholarship listings by visiting the Office of Institutional Advancement in the Harris Building suite 201.

Pathway To Excellence Scholarship Program

The Pathway to Excellence Scholarship is TCC's most prestigious award to incoming students. The Program is offered to entering students and begins with the fall trimester of 2010. Recipients must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or above in order to be eligible.

Students who meet the criteria will be awarded $2,000 per trimester for a total of $20,000 over the course of their ten trimester career at TCC. PTE recipients will maintain their award if they achieve a 3.25 grade point average at the end of their third trimester. This means that scholars are guaranteed $6,000 awards. After the third trimester recipients must continuously maintain a 3.25 minimum grade point average throughout the remainder of the ten trimester course of study. All entering students with a minimum 3.5 gpa will receive the initial scholarship award.

Students wishing to learn more about Texas Chiropractic College and the Pathway To Excellence Scholarship program are encouraged to contact the Office of Admission, 1-800-468-6839 (locally 281-998-6007) or admissions@txchiro.edu.

Academic Honors Award

This one-time $2,000 scholarship is awarded to all incoming students who have earned a cumulative grade point average of 3.25-3.49 in their previous coursework. This program was implemented to complement the College's Pathway to Excellence Program.

Financial Aid Links

NSLDS - National Student Loan Data System

www.nslds.ed.gov

U.S. Department of Education's central database for student loans. Provides cumulative information for each student's federal loans.

FinAid - Smart Guide to Financial Aid

www.finaid.org

Established as a public service in 1994, the site provides the most comprehensive annotated collection of information about student financial aid on the web.

Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation

www.mygreatlakes.com

One of the largest national student loan guaranty agencies and loan originators / services. Students guaranteed by great lakes can view their account, Make a loan payment online, Browse the personal Financial Management section and more. Also includes a calculators for both student and consolidated loans.

Access America

www.students.gov

Provides information and links to federal government sites.

Student Aid on the Web

studentaid.ed.gov

Provides information from the Department of Education on preparing for and funding education.

FastWeb

fastweb.com

Find college financial aid, conduct a scholarship search with the scholarship search engine at FastWeb.

Exit Counseling

Upon graduation or withdrawal from TCC, all students are required to have Exit Counseling.

1) Go to www.studentloans.gov and select the "Exit Counseling" link to start this process. This interactive counseling session will help you plan for the repayment of your student loans. It covers cumulative loan debt, repayment and consolidation options, and other useful information.

Or if you prefer, contact the Financial Aid Office at (281)998-6021 to schedule an in-person appointment for your exit counseling before leaving school.

2) Immediately following graduation rehearsal each trimester, there will be additional exit counseling where each student will receive a personalized packet with loan history and repayment options explained. A representative either a lender, services or guarantor will be on hand to explain repayment and answer your questions.