Amarillo College delivers Associate Degree and Certificate programs that enrich lives, inspire success, and provide an outstanding academic foundation. AC students have success whether they are looking to immediately enter the workforce or proceed to a university.
Everything you need to achieve success is within easy reach at Amarillo College, including a team of enthusiastic faculty and staff who are fully committed to helping you realize your dreams.
Nothing takes precedence at AC over your success.
Your success is our sole purpose. Take advantage of scholarships, join an organization, or look for study abroad opportunities that few other community colleges offer.
Be your best self at Amarillo College.
Amarillo College is the most-affordable choice for quality higher education in the Panhandle and offers many ways to support your financial investment.
From corporate training opportunities to personal enrichment classes geared to every age group, the Continuing Education Division is a community resource true to its purpose.
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There are three ways to apply:
If you need assistance contact an Amarillo College representative by calling 371-5000 or online at www.actx.edu/contact. They will help you complete the requirements listed below — you may complete these in any order, but all must be completed before seeing an academic advisor to register for classes.
Scholarships, grants, and loans are available. Applications are free at: www.actx.edu/foundation and fafsa.ed.gov. More financial aid details: www.actx.edu/fin.
Contact your high school counselor and/or the Registrar’s Office at each college you have attended previously to request an official transcript be sent to Amarillo College, Registrar’s Office, P. O. Box 447, Amarillo, TX 79178.
New students under the age of 22 are required to show proof of bacterial meningitis vaccinations or complete an exemption form prior to registration. To access the forms, please visit: www.actx.edu/admission/meningitis.
You may be exempt from taking the TSI Assessment. Please speak with an academic advisor or go online at www.actx.edu/testing to check your exemption status. If you are not exempt, you will need to complete the following:
Your Academic Advisor is assigned according to your chosen field of study and will help you chart your educational and career path. You can even pre-plan your course timeline (all the way through graduation) with your advisor. Once you've been pre-planned, you are no longer required to meet with your advisor each semester and you can register online!
This online tool is your personal pathway to your student account, Google Apps and Gmail, your calendar, and where you will register for classes. To initiate your account go to http://myaccount.actx.edu or http://acconnect.actx.edu or give us a call and we will walk you through the steps—(806) 371-5000.
http://acconnect.actx.edu
Visit the AskAC counter on any AC campus to get a photo ID
All students are required to participate in a new student orientation session. Visit www.actx.edu/nso for options.
Be sure to pay or make payment arrangements via payment plan or financial aid by the deadline.
AC Bookstores are located on the Washington Street Campus (College Union Building), on the West Campus (Building D) and online at www.actx.edu/bookstore. If you have financial aid you can charge to your account. You will need a copy of your schedule to get your books.
If you are a student with disabilities, please contact disAbility Services: Student Service Center, Room 130 (806) 345-5639 If you are a student receiving veteran’s benefits, please contact Kelly Murphy at (806) 371-5026
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