San Jacinto College signed a co-enrollment agreement on May 5 with Texas State University, according to a May 5 news release from the college.
What you need to know
The co-enrollment program will focus on business degrees, and students will be able to simultaneously enroll in classes at both San Jacinto College and Texas State University to earn college credit toward their associate and bachelor degrees, the news release notes.
While students will be enrolled at both the college and university, they will be able to take their classes at San Jacinto College, according to the news release.
The program is slated to begin in fall 2026, San Jacinto College Chancellor Brenda Hellyer said in the news release.
What they said
- “We are excited about the opportunity to partner with Texas State University to provide more students the opportunity to complete their bachelor’s degrees right here at San Jacinto College,” Hellyer said in the news release. “This partnership reflects our commitment to providing high quality education that supports student success at every step in their academic journey.”
- “At Texas State, we are committed to making higher education accessible and attainable for every driven and deserving student,” Texas State University President Kelly Damphousse said in the news release. “That’s why we are proud to partner with San Jacinto College—to help more students achieve their goals and reach their full potential.”
More information about the co-enrollment program can be found on Texas State University’s website.
