Colleges & Universities in Fort Worth, TX

Trinity Valley started in 1959, when George Bragg and Stephen Seleny realized they needed to supply the young men of the Texas Boys Choir with an opportunity to learn as well as rehearse. When on a tour of Europe, Bragg and Seleny realized the signing of the Magna Carta and the crowning of Charlemagne

When you walk across our pretty campus, you will notice we do things differently here at Tarleton. You are more than a face in the crowd - you are part of the Tarleton family. With our state-of-the-art facilities, 110 years of tradition, friendly faculty and team, and active student body, there is no

In 1958, concern for improving and/or expanding a better education program for ministers was voiced in various preacher circles. It appeared that a Bible institute for independent Baptists in southern Oklahoma would be phasing out its work. Consideration was being given to the choice of another Bible

Goals and Academy has been training the hospitality industry in the Dallas / Fort Worth area for over twenty years. Goals and has graduated over 20, 000 students from its full array of courses. In 1987 Aims Academy was established, and granted trainer certification, and authorized to instruct a Texas

Before Ellen's teaching career, she spent many years as a community volunteer with the Junior League of Fort Worth, the Child Study Center, Fort Worth Country Day School, the Fort Worth Library, and as chairman of a citywide book fair. Her favorite work, however, was raising her two daughters and attending

In the beginning, when the College was established as the Saint Thomas More Institute in 1981, its teaching and learning activities were carried on in living rooms and hospital corridors. Our campus in the Merida-Bowie-Lubbock Streets block of Fort Worth was acquired beginning in 1985. The body of Fellows