Horned Frog Blog
Real Talk: TCU Admission Tips to Strengthen Your Application
Applying to TCU? Our admission experts answer your top questions on deadlines, Early Action vs. Early Decision, test scores, scholarships and standing out. Full video and recap inside.
Tips for Choosing Classes for Admission and Scholarship
Dean Einstein and April Yandell, Associate Director for Transfer Admission, answered questions about choosing classes for first-year and transfer admission and scholarship in a live chat. Watch the entire video or check out key takeaways in this blog for answers to your questions.
Financial Aid and Scholarship Q&A
Dean Einstein and Victoria Chen, Director of Scholarship & Financial Aid, answered questions about financial aid and scholarships in an hour long live chat. Watch the entire video or check out key takeaways and specific answers at time stamps below to answer your questions.
5 Reasons to Submit or Not Submit Your Score
TCU is test optional through 2026, so you may wonder whether you should submit SAT or ACT test scores for your application. Check out five reasons to submit or not submit your score.
What the Teacher-Scholar Model Means for Students
Dr. Giridhar Akkaraju writes about the Teacher-Scholar Model, which holds that undergraduate teaching and building relationships with students is just as important as conducting research. This is an integral part of what makes TCU a unique institution and we’re thankful Dr. Akkaraju spent the time to provide his perspective!
What is a Horned Frog, anyway?
TCU is the only college out there with the mighty Horned Frog as its mascot. You might be asking, “what the heck is a horned frog and how did it become the mascot?”
Academic Scholarships at TCU
There’s nothing you have to do in order to apply for a scholarship from TCU! Simply by applying for admission, you’re throwing your hat in the ring for a scholarship and we will automatically award you if you qualify.