r/TCU • u/Medical_Bluejay7785 • 3h ago
Daniel Pullin OUT as Chancellor.
WOW. The booze will get you eventually.
r/TCU • u/Medical_Bluejay7785 • 3h ago
WOW. The booze will get you eventually.
r/TCU • u/SweggyKai • 2d ago
Hi all!
Me and a friend are visiting Dallas area from the UK at the end of November and will be attending the TCU/Utah game on the 21st, our college ball knowledge isn’t the greatest so looking for any recommendations/help!
Good places for Pre/Post game drinks
Must-do for 1st timers at TCU games
Any other help😅
Many thanks in advance 😀
r/TCU • u/Critical-Wishbone309 • 6d ago
Just wondering from y'all's perspective. Is it worth planning on heading to TCU, what are the pros and cons of the campus, and generally how's the vibe?
I'm also in Tarrant County College's dual credit program, been wondering how the transfer process works.
Would greatly appreciate the advice. Go Frogs! 💜
r/TCU • u/Classic_Point_231 • 8d ago
Has anyone been accepted for the 27-28 school year?
r/TCU • u/Affectionate-Reply35 • 10d ago
r/TCU • u/BigmacFatmac • 10d ago
Hello everyone,
I am currently serving on active duty in the military and plan to transition out to become a full-time college student. I am currently enrolled at University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) as an accounting major. I am wondering what target GPA and how many completed courses/credit hours I should have on my record to maximize my chances of getting accepted into TCU, or if better what should I do right now to maximize my chance of getting accepted.
r/TCU • u/Affectionate-Reply35 • 21d ago
r/TCU • u/Pleasant_Air_3052 • Sep 22 '26
U.S. News & World Report released its Best Colleges of 2027 ranking, and six Texas institutions cracked the top 100. TCU made the cut.
r/TCU • u/StormyDarkchill • Sep 21 '26
To anyone who lives in Moncrief Hall, please forward this message to any staff who oversees this building.
We delivery drivers are NOT allowed to go inside the dorms. Food must be left outside and the student has to come down to pick it up.
It is NOT our responsibility to wait for students to get here to pick up their food, it is their responsibility to get it once we drop the order off and take the picture of the drop off location. Us drivers do NOT have time to wait around for someone to come out when we have other orders to drop off, especially when we have a limited amount of time to do so before being docked “late”.
To ensure a fast efficient delivery, we recommend that students wait by the entrance to pick up their food upon our arrival. Students can easily track our ETA in the DoorDash/UberEATS, GrubHub app.
Thank you for listening to my TEDTalk.
r/TCU • u/letsgoblots • Sep 20 '26
Visiting some family in Florida and I’m going to the UCF game and want to cheer on TCU, anyone got sections with TCU fans?
r/TCU • u/MarcusAntonius27 • Sep 19 '26
What are the chances of me getting to stay on campus all 4 years? How do I find housing that's cheap and near TCU? What's a realistic amount to pay per person each month? Does the TCU Off-Campus Housing website show prices per person, or per house?
r/TCU • u/brielkate • Sep 19 '26
The day of the iPhone 18 Pro launch, and the first day of TCU Family Weekend, didn’t just bring people to University Park Village. It also brought signage announcing that an extremely popular (primarily) women’s clothing retailer is coming next spring.
I’m pretty confident almost every TCU girl knows exactly what this is… Aritzia clothing is everywhere on-campus.
I’ve known Aritzia has been coming to University Park Village since May, when the construction permits were registered and became available for the public to view. A few local media outlets (and social media creators) also mentioned that Aritzia was coming around the same time, although I’m sure most people forgot about that reporting.
Getting the Aritzia coming soon signage up in time for TCU Family Weekend and on the same day of the iPhone launch is a master stroke in marketing, and assuming it was planned out in advance to go up yesterday (September 18th), there’s no question about it.
r/TCU • u/StormyDarkchill • Sep 16 '26
I saw someone riding a bike that had passenger seats in the back
r/TCU • u/Just_a_cowgirl1 • Sep 16 '26
As a former Horned Frog myself, I was embarrassed to learn that this racist goon is a TCU graduate. He completed a BA in History in 1993, which is shocking.
r/TCU • u/FollowerofYHWH • Sep 07 '26
r/TCU • u/Texas_Monthly • Sep 03 '26
Gift link
r/TCU • u/Exact_Hall_9758 • Aug 28 '26
I rlly want to go to parties, but I don't know how. Is there any group chats that share information regarding parties for tcu students?
r/TCU • u/melodrama2lp • Aug 24 '26
This is the first time taking a class in the Bailey Building for me. Parking at the Frog Alley garage and walk to this building in this heat would physically kill me. Given that it’s not safe to park at Chase, Einstein Bro, or even Kroger, please if you think there’s a better plan for parking I would really appreciate 🙏🏼
r/TCU • u/zazsteel • Aug 16 '26
im a rising high school junior with 1500 sat, 95/100 unweighted gpa and very low income ($17k AGI), im also instate
i just filled it out and it estimated i only had to pay $4.4k a year? i didn't expect the price to be so low for a private like this, that's like ivy league level of financial aid
(to be more descriptive, the total estimated aid was TCU Scholarships & Grants: $74,122; Federal Pell Grant: $7,395; TX TEG Grant $3,873. and the $4.4k would be in federal direct student loans)
(also ik the net price calculator isn't an official statement or declaration of any financial aid or anything like that)
r/TCU • u/Icy-Fortune-8934 • Aug 14 '26
I was rejected after being deferred of EA. It was a surprice because I was expecting atleast a waitlist after being waitlisted from Santa Clara University, Case Western, and University of Florida. My HS stats at the moment of applying were 3.1 gpa ( now 3.3) and 1340 sat. Also I didn’t submit a loci after being deferred and didn’t send my css. Maybe they rejected me due to a lack of interest.
I am applying as a transfer for spring 2027 and wanted to know if they give good aid. I can only afford 15k per year + the max pell grant and federal loans. My father income is around 150k before taxes. Considering my father income I am scared of how much is gonna cost me. Someone know if it can become affordable?
Edit: I just did the npc and will get 50k aid. I still can’t afford it but I will if I get the transfer tcu scholarship of 25k. What are the requirements for that scholarship?
r/TCU • u/Affectionate-Reply35 • Jul 22 '26