Where is Eagle Pass Campus?

The Eagle Pass Campus caters to the Maverick County area, delivering tailored educational programs that emphasize bilingual education, healthcare, and trade skills to support the international border community's needs. As a key extension of Southwest Texas Junior College, it promotes accessibility with affordable tuition and supportive services for first-generation college students.

• Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT): Preparation for elementary education, including bilingual methodologies, classroom management, and literacy instruction suited to multicultural settings.
• Registered Nursing (RN) Program: Advanced coursework in critical care, obstetrics, and gerontology, with clinical experiences at Piedras Negras collaborations across the border.
• Business and Commerce: Focus on cross-border trade, logistics, supply chain management, and small business operations, leveraging the area's proximity to Mexico.
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS): Certification in paramedic training, trauma response, and advanced life support, addressing rural and frontier healthcare challenges.
• General Studies Transfer: Core curriculum in math, science, and foreign languages, facilitating seamless transfer to partner universities.
• Welding Technology: Intensive training in arc welding, pipefitting, and safety protocols, with certifications from the American Welding Society.
• Cosmetology and Barbering: Practical skills in hair styling, esthetics, and salon management, leading to state licensure and entrepreneurial opportunities.
• Social Sciences: Courses in sociology, anthropology, and political science, exploring border cultures and migration patterns.
• Information Technology Support: Basics of hardware troubleshooting, network administration, and customer service in tech support roles.
• Child Development: Associate degree in early childhood, covering play-based learning, family engagement, and special needs education.

Community partnerships enhance offerings with internships at local businesses and health providers. The campus features a bilingual learning center and modern vocational workshops. Dedicated advisors guide students through financial aid and career planning. By focusing on regional relevance, the Eagle Pass Campus builds a skilled workforce, promotes cultural understanding, and drives economic development. Graduates contribute to binational relations and community resilience, embodying the college's mission of inclusive education in Southwest Texas.