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ROOTED
AND RISING

ROOTED AND RISING

Fort Worth Quick Facts

12 to 1
Student-to-Faculty Ratio
60 +
Programs of Study
47
Years of Excellence
2500 +
Students Enrolled
External of the Tarleton State Fort Worth building.

History

Small purple texas on a white background. In 1978, Tarleton State University established its Fort Worth presence with Dr. Lamar Johanson’s medical laboratory science program. The program expanded, relocating to the Richard C. Schaffer Building in the 1990s.

Small purple texas on a white background. The 2006 move to the Hickman Building marked a turning point. Student numbers grew significantly, reaching over 1,700 by 2015.

Small purple texas on a white background. Walton Global donated 80 acres in 2014, paving the way for a permanent campus, with the master plan approved in 2017. The vision culminated in 2019 with the opening of the Campus Administration Building.

Small purple texas on a white background. The Interprofessional Education Building opened in Fall 2024, alongside the first cohort of first- and second-year students.  

Small purple texas on a white background. 2026 — Updated Master Plan Released; Classes at Texas A&M-Fort Worth launch starting with programs such as Medical Lab Sciences, Histotechnology, and Biotechnology. 

Small purple texas on a white background. 2028 — Tarleton State celebrates 50 Years in Fort Worth; New Tarleton State Pkwy exit expected to open off Chisholm Trail Pkwy.

Future Growth at Tarleton State Fort Worth

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The Future of Tarleton State in Fort Worth

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