Tuition and fee charges are to be paid at registration. Registration is not complete until all payments have been made. Other charges are due upon request. Payment of tuition and fees may be made by cash, check, money order, Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card, American Express, or installment plan. For details on the installment plan, please see “Tuition and Fee Installment Plan”. All charges and fees are subject to change by action of the Board of Trustees, as they deem advisable.
Please check online for tuition due dates for each semester. The college does not mail tuition statements.
$72 per credit hour - Fee is charged to Texas resident students who live outside the TC taxing district.
$13 per credit hour - Fee is used as a pledge against the Revenue Bond Debt Service payment. Revenue bonds are used to improve and construct the college’s facilities.
$7 per credit hour - Fee is used to support the college’s technology infrastructure.
$2 per credit hour - Fee is used for general student activities and privileges.
$8 per credit hour - Fee is used to support the college’s operations in East Williamson County and is applied to courses taught in Hutto and Taylor.
$20 per credit hour - Fee is applied to all Health Science classes to support additional costs associated with these programs.
Out-of-State residents receive in-state tuition rate.
Varies according to class location.
Tuition & required fees waived for up to 6 hours.
Out-of-District and/or non-resident fees waived for persons owning property in College taxing district.
*Dual Credit classes are eligible to receive a $30 per semester hour discount. A student may be subject to one or both of the special conditions listed above.
**Certain classes have additional lab fees. See individual course descriptions for specifics on lab fees.
Institutional Credit Examination $50 per credit hour of the course attempted. Contact the Testing Center for exact fee.
A student may pay for tuition and mandatory fees for regular fall, spring, and summer semesters by one of two methods: (1) full payment or (2) installment. The installment plan is an online service administered by a third party processor. Once a payment plan has been chosen, it may not be changed. For the regular fall and spring semesters, one-half payment of tuition and fees plus the $30 service fee must be paid before the beginning of the semester, one-quarter payment prior to the start of the sixth class week, and a final one-quarter payment before the beginning of the eleventh class week. For the regular summer term, one-half payment of tuition and fees plus the $30 service fee must be paid before the beginning of the semester and the final one-half payment prior to the start of the fifth class week. The installment payment plan for tuition and fees may be used for the initial registration at the beginning of the regular fall, spring, and summer semesters. Installments may not be used for registration for shorter/longer periods.
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Will be prohibited from registering for classes.
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Will not receive grades, awards, diplomas, and records, including but not limited to transcripts, to which they would otherwise be entitled.
May be denied credit for the work done that semester.
Will be responsible for collection of fees, including court costs, as permitted by law, in the event that the note is placed in the hands of a collection agency or attorney for collection.
To be eligible for a refund, a student must officially drop or withdraw. No refunds will be made after August 31 of the fiscal year of withdrawal. Refunds will be made according to the following formula.
Temple College Foundation is a non-profit corporation established in 1982. The purpose of The Temple College Foundation is to assist in and contribute to the academic and physical growth and development of the College. College Trustees and citizens-at-large make up The Foundation Board. The Foundation welcomes gifts of cash, life insurance securities or other property, directly or through wills or trusts. All gifts to The Foundation are tax deductible.
The Altrusa Club International of Temple awards a scholarship for one year at Temple College to a high school senior or a college freshman. The award is based on worthiness and general academic achievement.
The Ann Chamlee Endowed Music Scholarship was established in memory of Ann Chamlee, retired in 2008 after many years of service in the Temple College Music Department. The Fine Arts faculty selects the recipient of the scholarship.
The Auxiliary to the Central Texas Dental Society offers a scholarship to a Temple College Dental Hygiene student. Applicants must have successfully completed the first year of the dental hygiene program, maintained a 3.0 GPA, and exhibit financial need.
The Bell County Medical Society and Auxiliary offers several scholarships to Bell County high school graduates or Temple College freshmen majoring in various categories of medicine, nursing, or health related fields. The awards are based on general excellence.
The Betty Ann Macey Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a TC student through the Ralph Wilson Youth Clubs of Temple.
The Bill Vannatta Endowment Scholarship was set-up to be awarded to a “strong math student” referencing courses taken and grades achieved.
The Callaway Foundation Scholarship has been established in memory of J.L. and Bonnelle Callaway. Scholarships are awarded through C.H. Yoe High School.
The Cameron Lions Club selects a Yoe High School senior to receive a scholarship each year. Students from Cameron should contact the Senior Counselor of Yoe High School.
The C.E. Fikes (CEFCO) Endowed Scholarship was established by James R. and Kim Fikes in honor of Mr. C.E. Fikes, a long-time Central Texas businessman and founder of CEFCO Convenience Stores. Preference will be given to students employed by: Fikes Wholesale, Inc., CEFCO Convenience Stores, Group Petroleum Services, Sunbelt Ice, Fleet Fuel, Cord Financials Services, or JF Air Traffic, Inc. Second preference will be given to a student who is a child or grandchild of an employee of the same listed companies. Third preference will be given to a student working toward an associates degree in business including accounting, marketing, management, human resources, or IT. The recipient must be a full-time student maintaining a minimum 3.0 GPA.
The Celia and Nathan Neman Developmental Memorial Endowed Scholarship was established in memory of the parents of Sol Neman. Scholarships are to assist full time students entering the university with a declared engineering major who have a 3.0 GPA and demonstrate financial need. Preference is given to students residing in Bell County.
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs of Temple offers a scholarship to a Temple College student who plans to continue college work in a recognized four-year college or university. This scholarship is based on character, academic attainment and worthiness.
The Claudia and W.T. Barnhart Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award was established in 1988 by the Barnhart family. A $2,000 stipend is awarded each year to a faculty member for teaching excellence. Nominations for the award are supplied by Temple College employees and the recipient is selected through a selection committee.
The Constance McQueen Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of Constance McQueen by her husband, Clyde McQueen. The student must be a full-time student, must be PELL eligible, and must maintain a 2.0 GPA.
The Donna Calvert English Scholarship has been established in memory of Donna Calvert, a dedicated English instructor at TC for many years. Recipient is to be a strong English major who exhibits financial need and maintains a 3.0 GPA.
The Douglas Ferrill Scholarship shall be awarded to a student who has demonstrated an interest in math, engineering, or teaching. Douglas Ferrill retired from Temple College in 1982 after twenty years of service. He developed and implemented the evening school and was Dean of Continuing Education and Evening School when he retired. The Computer-Aided Math Lab in the Math and Biomedical Science Building at Temple College was named in Mr. Ferrill’s honor in December, 2003. Mr. Ferrill also established two other scholarships, one in memory of his first wife, the Ruth Ferrill Scholarship and one in honor of his second wife, Marjorie Ferrill.
The Dr. Byron G. McKibben Nursing (ADN) Endowed Scholarship is awarded to a full time ADN student who is at least 18 years of age and maintains a 2.5 GPA.
The Dr. George R. Kress Scholarship is for music and fine arts or health science majors. Recipients must be full-time students and maintain a 3.0 GPA with plans to transfer to a university.
The Dr. Harry B. Macey, Jr. Endowed Scholarship was established in honor of Dr. Harry B. Macey, Jr.’s many contributions to Temple College and Temple College Foundation. Recipient must be majoring in a health care professions field, must be a full-time student, must be PELL eligible and must maintain a 3.0 GPA.
The Dr. Ralph Wilson, Jr. & Sharon Marie Wilson Endowed Scholarship Fund was established through a trust upon the passing of Dr. Ralph Wilson, Jr. Dr. Wilson was a highly successful local businessman who was renowned for his kindness and generosity in life. He had a tremendous philanthropic spirit and supported Temple College in many areas, including the Jean and Ralph Wilson Dental Hygiene Clinic which was dedicated in 2004. Applicant must have verifiable financial need and maintain a 2.5 GPA.
Durinda and G.C. Slough made accommodations in their estate to ensure that students at Temple College would have educational opportunities in the health sciences profession.
The Ed Morgan Memorial Endowed Scholarship was established by students and faculty with the help of the Morgan family after Dr. Morgan, a beloved science professor, lost his battle with cancer. Recipients must be enrolled in the Science department or the ADN nursing program, maintain a 3.0 GPA, demonstrate financial need, and exhibit potential and determination in their academic studies.
The Elizabeth Blakely Jackson Scholarship has been established by the John A. Jackson family. The scholarship is awarded to a student with a 2.5 GPA and an interest in sports or physical education.
Eva Marie and Jim Tranum Scholarship is available to graduating seniors from Temple, Belton, and Gatesville. Must maintain a 2.0 GPA. Selection made by the high school and Temple College.
The First Class Scholarship was created in 1986. Selection of recipients for the scholarship is made through the Scholarship Committee.
The Four Winds Intertribal Society Scholarship is awarded to an applicant of American Indian descent. Preference will be given to students who meet the required documentation in the following order: 1) member of a Federal Recognized Tribe (have nation card and CDIB card); 2) carded member of a State recognized tribe, card of tribal recognition (any tribe); or 3) be of native American Genealogical descent. Applicants must be enrolled in at least six semester hours, must maintain at least a 2.5 GPA, and demonstrate financial need.
First National Bank of Temple has established an annual $1500 per year scholarship for banking, business, or business technology majors. Students must maintain a 2.5 GPA. Applications are available on the Financial Aid web site.
The G.V. Brindley, Jr., M.D. Scholarship for Health Care Professions scholarship was established in memory of Dr. G.V. Brindley, Jr. by Temple College Foundation in recognition of the lasting contribution that he made to the Temple community and to the health care professions. The scholarship is awarded to health care professions majors.
As the Foundation’s affinity partner, Geico has established the Geico Endowed Scholarship to benefit a freshman student at TC who demonstrates financial need.
The Gina MacDougall Memorial Scholarship is available for students age 17 or older who have passed the TC entrance assessment test. Applicants must be full-time students pursuing a degree in early childhood education, child development, or special or elementary education. Students must maintain a 2.5 GPA and exhibit financial need.
The H. C. and Mary Farrell Scholarship provides financial assistance to full time students participating in the performing arts department who maintain a 3.0 and demonstrate financial need. This scholarship was established and endowed by Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Farrell, Jr.
The Hal Ward Business/Management Endowed Scholarship was established by John D. Ward in tribute to his brother, Hal Ward who retired from Temple College in 2009 after 40 plus years of service. The applicant must be a Business/Management major, demonstrate financial need, be enrolled in at least 12 semester hours, and maintain a GPA of at least 2.5.
The Hubert L. “Pinky” and Waldean D. Linder Endowed Scholarship is awarded to students who have financial need and who show promise. Mr. and Mrs. Linder did not have any children of their own and because of their love for children, they wished to help young people to further their education.
The Jack and Wanda Weinblatt Scholarship has been established for City of Temple Firefighters and their families. Students may use funds for tuition, fees, and books.
The Janicek Memorial Scholarship provides financial assistance to a full-time Temple College student who maintains a 2.5 GPA. The scholarship was established in 1986 by Klara F. Janicek.
The JELD-WEN Foundation has established a one-year scholarship to needy students. The scholarship is the amount of $800 per year. Students must be entering freshmen and must be from the community in which a JELD-WEN facility is located.
The Jessica June Wilson Beatty Memorial Scholarship was established to honor the memory and continue the legacy of Temple College student, Jessica Wilson Beatty. Her family established the endowment in the hopes that her only child, Brentley Brooklyn Beatty will follow in her mother’s footsteps, living every day to the fullest. Her talent for painting, writing, singing and swimming and passion for music, camping, fishing, boating, dancing and karaoke define her life. During the summer, you would find her out at Lake Belton building castles in the sand with her daughter on the beach. Jessica’s April 19th birthday falls just one month shy of the scholarships deadline and eligible applicants will demonstrate Jessica’s determination and potential in the area of fine arts.
The Joe B. and Louise P. Cook Foundation Endowment was created in 2011 by the Trustees for the Cook Foundation.
The John Allen Cox Memorial Art Scholarship was established after his death on April 24, 2001, and later endowed by his wife, Louise Cox, a long-time employee of Temple College. The recipient is selected by the Chairman of the Visual Arts Department and a member of the Visual Arts Faculty, with assistance from the Temple College Foundation.
The Linda Green Knight Scholarship Fund was established by Mr. Barney Knight in celebration of his wife’s, Linda Green Knight’s, birthday. The recipient must be enrolled in 12 semester hours and must maintain an average grade of C. Recipients must be a graduate from Rogers ISD, Holland ISD, Bartlett ISD, Academy ISD, Salado ISD, Belton ISD, Temple ISD or Troy ISD.
The Lions Club of Temple gives annually a scholarship to a first-year college student. This award is based on scholarship with emphasis given in the field of athletics.
The Louisa Mehaffey Scholarship was established in honor of Mrs. Mehaffey, a retired member of the Temple College Language Faculty. It is awarded annually to a returning Temple College student who has demonstrated outstanding quality in scholarship, citizenship, and leadership.
The Louise L. Cox Memorial Scholarship honors one of Temple College’s most revered employees. Louise L. Cox worked at Temple College for forty-six years. During that time, she served as Assistant to three College Presidents and also served as Executive Secretary to the Board of Trustees. She dedicated her professional life to Temple College as a loyal employee, supporter of education, and friend. The scholarship is for a student who is enrolled in business-related classes. The student must be a full-time student and maintain a 2.5 GPA. Incoming freshman must have an over-all 2.5 GPA.
The Margaret “Maggie” Ward Memorial Art Scholarship was established by the family and friends of Temple College student Maggie Ward. This scholarship is based on financial need and/or achievement and is awarded annually to a deserving art major.
The Marguerite and Jack Calvert Scholarship is available for students age 17 or older. Applicants must be full-time students, demonstrate financial need and must maintain a 2.5 GPA. Preference will be given to an athletic student.
The Marie S. and Jerry Adamek Memorial Scholarship provides a scholarship to a full-time TC student who resides in the Temple College District. Applicants must be pursuing a degree in Business/Business Education, must maintain a 2.5 GPA as a freshman and a 2.7 GPA as a sophomore, and demonstrate financial need.
The Marie Wilkerson Endowed Scholarship was established by Larry Wilkerson in memory of his wife, Marie Wilkerson. Mrs. Wilkerson was an accomplished business woman in the Temple community. The recipient must be enrolled in the LVN program with a minimum of six semester hours, maintain a 3.0 GPA, and show verifiable financial need.
The Marjorie Ferrill Scholarship was established in 2003 by Douglas Ferrill in honor of his wife, Marjorie Ferrill. The scholarship is to be awarded to a student deserving financial assistance.
The Martin Group Nursing Scholarships were established by the Dell Martin Family. Students must be enrolled in the ADN Nursing Program, show verifiable financial need, and maintain at least a 2.0 GPA.
The Mary Alice Marshall Music Scholarship was established in May 1973, by members and friends of the Temple College Choir. The scholarship, in honor of Mrs. Marshall’s 18 years of teaching at Temple College, assists a student who exhibits an interest and talent in music and participates in the College Choir. A committee composed of the Chairman of the Music Department and two additional members of the Music Faculty selects the recipient.
The Michelle Otto Caring Paramedic Endowed Scholarship was established by her mother in order to honor her daughter’s life and work as a paramedic. Michelle became a leader in her profession, and also took the time to write about her experiences as a paramedic helping people at times of sever crisis. The scholarship is awarded to a student with a 2.5 GPA in the EMT or paramedic program who submits an additional essay describing an experience when they have demonstrated deep caring for another individual. Preference will be given to students referred by the Director of Fayette County EMS.
The John A. Jackson family has established a scholarship in honor of Mr. O. A. Graeter, Sr. The scholarship is awarded to an honor graduate with vocational and/or science interest.
The John A. Jackson family has established a scholarship in honor of Mrs. O. A. Graeter, Sr. . The scholarship is awarded to a student with a 2.5 GPA and an interest in the performing arts.
The John A. Jackson family has established a scholarship in honor of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Graeter, Jr. The recipient must be enrolled full-time in the Athletics or Health Sciences Departments with a minimum of a 2.5 GPA.
An endowed scholarship has been established in the name of Nadine Kinchen Benoit, who was a registered nurse. Students must be in the ADN Program, resident of Bell County, and maintain 3.0 GPA. Patricia Benoit and Dr. Weldon Cannon established the endowment in memory of her mother. Students must be in the ADN program, resident of Bell County, and maintain a 3.0 GPA.
Nigliazzo Memorial Scholarship established in memory of Dr. Marc Nigliazzo’s mother, Salvatora Nigliazzo. Recipient selected by Dr. Nigliazzo, Temple College Foundation, and Financial Aid Office. Based on special needs.
The PCF Athletic Scholarship is awarded to a deserving female student athlete who is enrolled full-time (12 semester hours) and who is a returning student with a 2.5 GPA. The recipient must maintain a 2.5 GPA. Scholarship recipient is selected by the TC Financial Aid Office, the Temple College Foundation, and Talma Botts.
The Review Club offers annually a scholarship to either a first-year college student or a high school graduate. This scholarship is awarded on general excellence and accomplishment.
The Rose Brasher Lindley Endowed Scholarship has been established by her niece, Rose Anne Brasher. Student(s) must be enrolled in the Associate of Arts Degree program, must maintain a 2.5 GPA with no failing grades, enrolled full time (12 hours) and have earned a high school diploma.
The Rosemary B. Hauser Scholarship was established to honor the years of service Ms. Hauser gave to the Foundation as the Executive Director. Recipients must be enrolled in a fine arts program and maintain a GPA of 2.5 or higher.
The Rotary Club of Temple gives scholarships annually. The scholarships are open to freshmen men and women who plan to return to Temple College the next year.
The Ruby E. Arnett Endowed Scholarship is for a student who is enrolled in a Health Sciences major.
The Rusty Morales Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of Judy Morales-Steinheimer and Michael Steinheimer’s son, Rusty Morales. It is awarded to a student who exhibits financial need, and has received special education or is eligible for DAR services. It can be awarded for dual credit students, developmental classes, or any other course offered by Temple College.
The Ruth Ferrill Scholarship was established in 2003 by Douglas Ferrill in memory of his late wife, Ruth Ferrill. The scholarship is awarded to a graduate of Temple High School who has demonstrated an interest in teaching or business.
The Ruth Howard Endowed Scholarship Is available to any student attending Temple College. The award was established by Ms. Howard in her estate.
The Scott and White Memorial Auxiliary (Yellow Birds) Scholarships are awarded to students interested in pursuing a career in a health-related or medically related field. These scholarships are based on financial need and academic potential.
TEDC/Charles H. Page III Memorial Scholarship is available to students pursuing a degree in Management/Business or the owner of a small business. Students must maintain a 2.5 GPA.
Temple College offers a scholarship to each high school Valedictorian and Salutatorian in the Central Texas area. These scholarships pay tuition and fees and are good only for the year following their graduation from high school.
The Temple Jaycees Scholarship was established by the Jaycees of Temple to assist students at Temple College who exhibited financial need.
In memory of Tom Forkner, the Tom Forkner Scholarship Fund is designed to provide future deserving nursing students with scholarship aid. Recipients must be full time returning students in the LVN program who have demonstrated financial need.
The Travis Edward Ramsey Endowed Scholarship has been established in memory of Travis Edward Ramsey. The scholarship is limited to student(s) who are either in the Surgical Technology program or the ADN program with a preference given to Surgical Technology Majors. The recipient must maintain a 2.5 GPA. Applicants must submit a short essay 50 to 150 word describing their beliefs on how they can contribute to surgical patient care.
The Virgil and Fay Chaffin Memorial Scholarship was established in memory of Virgil and Fay Chaffin, both of whom attended TC and later received degrees in Education. Recipients must be full time students.
The Virginia Creech Scholarship for Creative Writing is awarded in the name of Virginia Creech to a student who is interested in poetry and pursuing creative writing.
The Virginia Katherine Denson-Dickson Scholarship provides assistance to a deserving TC student. The scholarship was endowed by Frank P. Dickson, Sr. in memory of his wife, Virginia, a former student of TC.
The Weldon G. Cannon Teaching Scholarship has been established by Dr. Weldon G. Cannon, former Temple College history professor and Ms. Patricia Benoit. Dr. Cannon is a retired Temple College history professor. Recipients must be enrolled in the Associate of Arts degree in Teaching (AAT) program. They must be a resident of Bell or adjoining counties including: Milam, Williamson, Falls, McLennan, Coryell, Lampasas, and Burnet. A 3.0 GPA is required.
The Wesleyan Homes Endowed Scholarship was established in 2011. Recipients must be enrolled in the Nursing Department, must have a GPA of 3.0, and must be enrolled full-time (minimum of 12 hours). Preference is given to applicants recommended by the Wesleyan Homes Director of Nursing and students residing in Georgetown.
The William Floyd Tippit Criminal Justice Scholarship was established in his memory by his family. The scholarship is awarded yearly to a criminal justice major by the Criminal Justice Department.
The William J. Matush Endowed Scholarship has been established in memory of his parents, Frank and Janie Matush. Criteria for the scholarship includes applicant must be of Czech heritage (descendents of Czech families, partial Czech heritage is acceptable), applicant(s) must be enrolled in an Associates degree program, must enroll full time (12 hours) and recipients must meet the minimum GPA required for graduation (2.0 GPA).
The Winston L. Liles Scholarship was established by family and friends in memory of Winston L. Liles. The scholarship is awarded to a returning sophomore at Temple College. Recipients must maintain a 3.0 GPA and demonstrate financial need.
The Woodrow W. and Bernice Pausewang Endowment was established by Marjorie Ferrill in honor of her aunt and uncle. The student must be enrolled in the Associate of Arts/Science Degree program, must be a graduate of Holland High School and must maintain a 2.5 GPA.
The Wynne T. and Mae Danforth Scholarship was established by Dr. Robert J. and Lajuana D. Carabasi. Recipients must be majoring in either a fine arts discipline or in a health care discipline. The recipient must demonstrate financial need, must be a full-time student and must maintain at least a 2.5 GPA.