Re-admission of dismissed students will be permitted only when the college is convinced that such action will be to the mutual interest of the student and the college. Students with Contagious Diseases Texas State Technical College recognizes that contagious diseases are a serious threat to public health and is committed to encouraging an informed and education response to issues and questions concerning these diseases. Students with HIV or HBV infection may attend any function or event as long as they are physically and mentally able to participate, perform assigned work and pose no health risks to others.
All information regarding the medical status of faculty, staff and students is confidential.
The Texas Workforce Center at TSTC is a pioneering effort to consolidate, as well as integrate, several local, state and federal programs into a more effective and efficient system that will better serve past, present and future customers. There are a multitude of services available to participants that include, but are not limited to, assessment testing, labor market information, career exploration, counseling, supportive services, classes for job preparation and job search, conference and meeting rooms, job listings, computer lab and various software. There are also various programs for those who qualify to assist them financially for furthering their education. In addition, the Center works closely with many local organizations and schools that are addressing the needs of business and industry in our area. The goal of the Workforce Investment Act is to assist individuals to find employment as soon as possible.