Richland College
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I thoroughly enjoyed my night classes at Richland. The staff was helpful, the student body was very multicultural, and the workload was conducive to full-time employment. I graduated with an Associates in the Arts and have transferred the bulk of the classes to continue pursuing a BA in Elementary Education at UNT. Texas has a wonderful transfer policy regarding 2 year and 4 year colleges… saving students thousands in tuition costs. Although graduated, I am still taking education courses at Richland that will transfer to UNT. The available course list is impressive and far more extensive than most 2 year colleges I have seen. The social life is minimal, but the athletic opportunities are there.