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Academic Programs

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS


Trinity Valley Community College offers a wide range of academic and career-focused programs designed to support students in achieving their educational and professional goals. Whether preparing to transfer to a university or enter the workforce, students can explore flexible programs that align with their interests and aspirations. Programs are developed with input from industry and education partners to ensure relevance and quality.

Programs available:

University Transfer Programs

  • Associate of Arts (AA)

  • Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT)

  • Associate of Arts in Music (AAM)

Career & Technical Programs

  • Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

  • Certificates of Completion

  • Occupational Skills Awards (OSA)

Bachelor Degree Programs

  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BNS)

  • Bachelor of Applied Arts & Science (BAAS)

For more information about any of our programs, students are encouraged to contact Enrollment Services.

Program & Pathway Changes

Trinity Valley Community College reserves the right to revise certificate and degree requirements, including course requirements, to comply with changes in state law, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board requirements, accreditation standards, workforce needs, or institutional priorities.

When program requirements are revised, the College will make reasonable efforts to notify affected students through official College communication methods, including the student's TVCC email account, the College website, academic advising, and other appropriate communication channels. Students are responsible for regularly reviewing their degree plan and consulting with an academic advisor to remain informed of program requirements and any changes that may affect their path to credential completion.

Students who are impacted by curriculum changes may be eligible to complete the requirements in effect at the time of their initial enrollment in the program or transition to the revised curriculum, as permitted by College policy and applicable state and accreditation requirements.