Campus Life

A barefoot girl sits on a blanket on the lawn of the TCU campus common, looking at her laptop.

TCU is a home for your dreams and a community waiting to inspire your success.

This dynamic campus is where the Frog family develops, grows and connects.

Two male TCU students share a laugh over lunch at the campus main dining hall

Housing & Dining

Nearly half of our undergraduates enjoy thoughtfully designed student residences鈥攐ur student housing is the nation鈥檚 second best, according to The Princeton Review鈥攋ust steps from the academic spaces and athletics facilities.

This Is TCU

400+

student organizations

countries represented

60+

faiths represented

24/7

residential campus

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A male student stands to speak at a TCU student government meeting in the chambers of the student union.

You鈥檒l never be bored here鈥擳CU is known for connection. With more than 400 , we鈥檒l make your college years a great time to try something new.

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Health & Wellness

Your time at TCU is all about being the best version of you, whether you鈥檙e a student, faculty member, staffer or alumnus. We offer a host of resources to keep the Frog Family happy and healthy.

A male TCU music student in a tuxedo rehearses percussion at Fort Worth's Bass Performance Hall

Arts & Culture

TCU is alive with creativity and presentation daily. Horned Frogs are surrounded by concerts, recitals, performances, exhibitions and lectures. Plus, Student Activities brings in a full schedule of headliner comedians and bands.

Three TCU students of different ethnicities listen together in a classroom. A young woman in a pink sweater is in the foreground.

Horned Frogs come from many different states, countries, neighborhoods and backgrounds, and we鈥檙e working to make TCU even more reflective of the diverse world in which we live.

A Revered Part of the Community

Our campus serves as a place to honor spiritual life and traditions

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Life in Fort Worth

Our just-right-sized hometown is easy to get to and hard to leave. And it鈥檚 the nation鈥檚 No. 2 city for getting a job after college, so you may just want to stay a while.

TCU students wearing jackets walk on campus, casting long shadows on a sunny day

We enjoy our pedestrian-friendly campus 24/7, so at TCU we take security seriously. Like a small city, our campus has its own police force, as well as numerous safety programs and protocols.