Whether you're after an associate degree, going for a bachelor's degree, or preparing to transfer to a university, South Texas College can make it happen.

Founded in 1993, South Texas College offers more than 130 degree & certificate options, including associate degrees in a variety of liberal art, social science, business, math, science, technology, advanced manufacturing, and allied health fields of study.

Whether you are looking to earn points for promotion, transfer credits, or earn a bachelor’s degree, South Texas College offers several online certificate, associate, and bachelor’s degree programs that you can select from.

Choose your next set of classes at South Texas College and register today for the upcoming semester!

South Texas college implemented the Starfish Early Alert system to link communication between faculty, students, and available support services. Use Starfish to view your success network, access services, see your instructor's office hours, and other campus resources available to you.

Education is the major priority at the South Texas College Mid-Valley Campus. Located in Weslaco, the campus features fully equipped laboratories, library, Health Professional & Science Building, and faculty determined to ensure students from across the Rio Grande Valley get the most out of college.

The Texas Legislature eliminated funding to colleges and universities for students enrolled in courses that are attempted multiple times. An attempted course is defined as any course in which a grade is earned, including repeated courses and courses dropped with a grade of “W.”

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Ricardo J. Solis, Ph.D., has served in numerous academic leadership capacities, but presently he is the President of South Texas College, the largest college in South Texas. Prior to STC he served as president of Laredo College and executive dean at Gateway of Maricopa Community Colleges, the largest college system in the U.S.