Each cohort of Community Scholars makes a difference at TCU, both collectively and individually.

Community Scholars reflect the essence of what it means to be a Horned Frog. These bold leaders imbue our campus with a collaborative spirit, excelling in and out of the classroom. They are bridge builders, strengthening the bond between TCU, Fort Worth, and the entire north Texas region.

Heath Einstein, Dean of Admission

TCU Programs

TCU hosts annual traditions and programming that engage the campus on issues that are important to every Horned Frog. We also celebrate cultural awareness months and holidays.

Campus leadership

Community Scholars are actively engaged on campus and in the community during their time at TCU. Here are some of the campus organizations in which they participate.

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
United Latino Association
Black Student Association
African Students Organization
Word of Truth Ministries
Vietnamese Student Associations
Muslim Student Association
National Association of Black Accountants
Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Greek-letter organizations (sororities and fraternities)
Hall Crew
TCU Ambassadors
Frog Camp Facilitators
Orientation Leaders
Service Leaders

Volunteer Partnerships

Besides being excellent TCU students, Community Scholars are servant leaders, creating a bridge to the community through volunteerism. Here are some of the agencies impacted by their contributions.

Trinity Habitat for Humanity
Como Community Center
Tarrant Area Food Bank
Northside Inter Church Agency
H.O.P.E. Farm
Girls Inc.
Community Food Bank
Fort Worth Botanical Gardens
Kinder Frogs

Preparedness is everything

Community Scholars participate in at least one professional development workshop/event during their undergraduate experience.

They take part in résumé writing workshops, interviewing workshops, developing their personal brand through LinkedIn and TCU’s robust Career and Intern Expo.