Melanie Hart, Ph.D., Vice Provost
Box 42019 | Lubbock, TX 79409-2019
T 806.742.2184 | F 806.742.1331
melanie.hart@ttu.edu | www.elearning.ttu.edu/regional
The Office of the Provost coordinates all programs offered at regional sites in Collin (McKinney), El Paso, Fredericksburg, Highland Lakes (Marble Falls), Hill College (Cleburne), Junction, Rockwall, and Waco. Programs at these sites provide distance students with opportunities to earn undergraduate and graduate degrees with a blended delivery of face-to-face, interactive video conferencing, and online classes. Students may complete their degrees without the need to relocate or travel long distances from their homes and work.
Texas Tech University partners with regional community colleges for lower-division coursework and offers upper-division courses to complete a bachelor’s degree at the TTU regional sites. Graduate degrees are also offered through participating colleges at Texas Tech.
Students pursuing degree programs at TTU regional sites are held to the same entrance requirements as students at the Lubbock campus. Courses, curriculum, and graduation requirements at each site meet the same standards as those in Lubbock.
The TTU regional sites offer the following minors in the B.S. in Human Sciences, B.G.S., the B.A. in University Studies, and the B.S. in University Studies degree programs: agricultural leadership; athletic coaching; sport management; business administration; biology; communication studies; English; kinesiology; history; horticultural and turfgrass sciences; human development and family studies; human resource development; integrative studies; journalism and visual media; mathematics; natural resource management; nutrition; political science; studies in personal finance; plant and soil science; restaurant, hotel, and institutional management; sociology; technical communication; and wind energy.
Not all minors are available at each regional site. Visit with one of the advisors at the regional sites to determine what minors are available at each site. The B.G.S. degree does require that at least two of the concentrations be within the College of Arts and Sciences. The B.S. in Human Sciences degree does require that at least two of the concentrations be within the College of Human Sciences.
Regional Sites
Texas Tech University at Collin
806.742.2189 | www.collin.ttu.edu
- Bachelor of General Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Human Sciences
- Bachelor of Arts in University Studies
- Bachelor of Science in University Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
- Master of Public Administration
Texas Tech University at El Paso
915.831.7620 | www.elpaso.ttu.edu
- Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Texas Tech University at Fredericksburg
806.742.6440 | www.hillcountry.ttu.edu
This regional site offers an intensive two-week session in May (Maymester) and regular fall, spring, and summer sessions.
- Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences in Applied Leadership
- Bachelor of General Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Human Sciences
- Bachelor of Arts in University Studies
- Bachelor of Science in University Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
- Bachelor of Science in Plant and Soil Sciences
- Bachelor of Science in Multidisciplinary Studies with EC-6 Generalist and either ESL or Special Education Certification (offered in partnership with Central Texas College)
- Master of Education in Educational Leadership and Principal Professional Certification Preparation
- Master of Art Education
- Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership*
- Superintendent Professional Certification Preparation Program
Texas Tech University at Highland Lakes
806.742.6450 | www.hillcountry.ttu.edu
- Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences in Applied Leadership
- Bachelor of General Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Human Sciences
- Bachelor of Arts in University Studies
- Bachelor of Science in University Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
- Bachelor of Science in Multidisciplinary Studies with EC-6 Generalist and either ESL or Special Education Certification (offered in partnership with Central Texas College)
- Master of Education in Educational Leadership and Principal Professional Certification Preparation
- Superintendent Professional Certification Preparation Program
- Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership*
Texas Tech University at Hill College
806.742.6450 | www.depts.ttu.edu/hillcollege
- Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences in Applied Leadership
- Bachelor of Science in Human Sciences
- Bachelor of Political Science
Texas Tech University at Rockwall
806.834.4667 | www.rockwall.ttu.edu
- Bachelor of Arts in University Studies
- Bachelor of Science in University Studies
- Bachelor of General Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Human Sciences
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
Texas Tech University at Waco
806.834.4667 | www.waco.ttu.edu
- Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences in Applied Leadership
- Bachelor of Arts in University Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Biology
- Bachelor of Science in Human Sciences
- Bachelor of Science in University Studies
- Bachelor of General Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media and Professional Communication
- Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
- Master of Public Administration
Texas Tech University Center at Junction
806.742.6434 | www.junction.ttu.edu
TTU Center at Junction offers an intensive two-week session in May (Intersession) as well as two three-week summer sessions in June and July that allow students to take undergraduate and graduate coursework. Texas Tech University Center at Junction is available to Texas Tech student organizations, faculty groups, researchers, and other professional organizations for workshops, retreats, and special activities. A wide range of housing accommodations and full-meal service are available year-round for groups of 15 to 200 people. Recreational opportunities include kayaking or tubing the South Llano River, hiking, a sand volleyball court, an interpretive trail system, and a swimming pool.
TTU Center at Junction is also home to the Llano River Field Research Station and the Outdoor School. The Llano River Field Research Station supports research on climate, rivers, watershed management, and environmental education. The nationally recognized, award-winning Outdoor School is a hands-on program for K-12 teachers and students that stimulates imagination and understanding of difficult abstract STEM concepts.
* Requires students to travel occasionally to the Lubbock campus.
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