FORT WORTH, Texas — Tarrant County College will celebrate the academic achievements of nearly 9,000 graduates at its 57th commencement Friday, May 15, and Saturday, May 16, at the Fort Worth Convention Center in downtown Fort Worth.
TCC will award approximately 9,000 degrees and certificates — 6about 7,000 associate degrees and more than 2,000 certificates —to summer 2025, fall 2025 and spring 2026 graduates.
Among those crossing the stage will be more than 700 Early College High School students who have completed the requirements for a TCC associate degree, a milestone reflecting the College’s investment in accelerating student success.
TCC Chancellor Elva LeBlanc will preside over all three ceremonies. The schedule:
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Parking information and live stream links for each ceremony are available at tccd.edu/academics/graduation. Live stream links will be posted prior to each ceremony.
Tarrant County College serves nearly 100,000 students each year, offering accessible, affordable pathways to in-demand careers and university transfer. Across multiple campuses and TCC Connect, a fully online learning option, the College partners with more than 1,200 employers to help build the workforce that drives North Texas forward. Bold Steps. Better Futures.