As an art history student, you will learn about art in Fort Worth and Dallas's world-class museums and gain the skills necessary to compete successfully in today’s changing job market. The foundation in liberal arts and humanities that art history provides is essential to becoming a life-long learner and educated global citizen.

The Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) program at Texas Christian University (TCU) is challenging and rewarding. There’s no commitment required to join the Army ROTC program; you can try it out during your freshman and sophomore years and gain valuable leadership skills even if you don’t continue.

Our mission is to develop high quality commissioned officers prepared to be leaders for the United States Air Force. Through intense training and academic course work, the Reserve Officer Training Corps opens the door for entry into the finest Air Force in the world.

The Bachelor of Arts in Christian StudiesThis degree provides the biblical foundation students need to serve faithfully, whether they're called to ministry, to the marketplace, or anywhere in between. The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies (BACS) combines theological education with the history of Western thought in order to develop the intellectual and spiritual maturity of every graduate.

The Bachelor of Arts in Music (BAM) is intended for students who desire music studies on a less intensive track with a greater emphasis on biblical and historical studies. The goal of the degree is to train each student to be a well-rounded musician who will be equipped with an appreciation of musical style and an understanding of music history, music theory, and theology.

The Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies (BAICS) at Texas Baptist College (TBC) aims to prepare its graduates for effective Kingdom ministry all over the world. Specifically, this degree trains TBC graduates to successfully traverse worldwide cultural and religious borders for effective Christian witness in ministry or the international marketplace. Students study topics such as ethnography, worldview, cross-cultural communication, cultural anthropology, and world religions. They further learn the necessary skills to speak a foreign language of their choice and acquire core business knowledge. After approximately two years into the degree, students travel abroad for approximately five months to a selected ministry assignment where an experienced field supervisor oversees the internship and the above-mentioned cross-cultural learning can be applied.

The Bachelor of Arts in Humanities at Texas Baptist College offers education for life—that is, for living the truly human life; the life of virtue, of purpose, and of properly ordered desires and longings made possible by Jesus (John 10:10). This degree explores the questions and ideas of the classical and Christian liberal arts tradition to shape students into persons who flourish in whichever vocational context to which they may be called. Building on a core of courses in history, biblical studies, theology, and the great ideas of Western thought, Humanities majors are given the freedom to choose advanced courses that further prepare them for their unique pursuits.