Tarleton State College became an independent entity from the Texas A&M College Framework in 1917, and became a four-year degree-granting organization in 1959. It was then granted the status of a college in 1973. Tarleton State College was founded in 1899 as a private, human sciences institution, known at the time as the John Tarleton School. Its main campus is in Stephenville, Texas, about 70 miles southwest of Fort Worth. Tarleton State College is a state-funded institution that offers a vibrant learning environment and has been instructing students in the Post-Worth area for more than 30 years. It was ranked at #>800 in the 2024 US College Rankings by Times Higher Education and occupies the #376 rank in the U.S. News National Universities ranking for 2024.
Tarleton State University World Rankings
Year
Times Higher Education (THE) US College Rankings
U.S. News (National Universities)
2019
>800
2022
N/A
331-440
2023
N/A
N/A
2024
N/A
#376
Subject Wise Ranking
U.S. News ranks it at #597 for Nursing and #155 in the list of Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs.
Employability ranking
Here are the employment rates for various subjects of study, as per Grad Reports:
Field of Study
Employment Rate
1. Accounting and Related Services
2. Agricultural Production Operations
3. Business Administration, Management and Operations
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