Whatever your education or career goals may be, Cisco College can help you achieve them at a price you can afford. Earn an Associate's Degree or complete a certification program to get started.

The mission of Cisco College is to provide quality, affordable, educational opportunities to meet the diverse academic, technical and career needs of the students and communities we serve.

Cisco College awards four associate degrees and several certificates as evidence of academic achievement. The Associate of Arts (A.A.) and Associate of Science (A.S.) degrees are general studies degrees designed for transfer to a university, or for students seeking a 2-year general education degree.

Cisco College serves the West Central Texas region through two locations. The Cisco Campus is conveniently located in Eastland County, approximately 150 miles west of Fort Worth.

Apply to Cisco College. Prospective nursing students must have completed the Cisco College general admission application and be enrolled as a student of Cisco College.

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Cisco College serves the West Central Texas region through two locations. The Abilene campus is located in Taylor County, and is approximately 190 miles west of Fort Worth.

Cisco College strives to provide what you need at a price you can afford. You will find that your college bill is one-third of what it would be at a major state university and thousands of dollars less than private institutions.

Interested in coming to Cisco College? Whether you're looking to earn an Associate's Degree, complete the basics for transfer to a 4-year institution, earn college credit while in high school, or just enhance your education, Cisco College has a place for you.

High School for four years before graduatin Caleb Cain is in his third year of college. He is from Hawley TX, and had attended Hawley High School for four years before graduating.