TSTC West Texas, Sweetwater Campus is the residential campus of the four West Texas locations. The Sweetwater Campus offers Associate Degrees and Certificates of Completion in more than twenty different majors, within five different divisions. The Sweetwater Campus boasts a 93% graduate success rate and graduates are offered starting salaries as high as $35,000 a year!

The student population at the Sweetwater Campus has shifted in the last few years with the average age of the student population being 18-24. Even though the college is experiencing growth, the classroom size is small, not exceeding 20 students per instructor.

When students are not studying, they enjoy many extracurricular activities; TSTC West Texas Sweetwater has a 36,000 square foot, two-level student center where students can lift weights, play basketball or volleyball or participate in any number of intramural sports. The full-service food court and student lounge is also housed in THE CENTER. It is the perfect setting for student clubs and organizations to hold meetings, for future employers to conduct seminars and interviews and even to hold large job fairs and conferences.

For the convenience of the students, TSTC West Texas Sweetwater Campus offers three types of residential housing. Students may choose from a two-bedroom apartment that houses four students, a single occupancy dorm room with a shared bath or a double occupancy room with a private bath. No matter which housing students choose, there are plenty of opportunities to cultivate friendships that may last a lifetime.

The Sweetwater Campus, just three miles west of Sweetwater, Texas, is set on historic ground. TSTC West Texas Sweetwater Campus stretches across 65 acres that was once the Air Force base where the first Women’s Air Service Pilots, or WASPs, were trained during World War II.

Sweetwater, in the heart of the Big Country, has population of 12,000 friendly people. Surrounding attractions include Lake Sweetwater, where the school has its own recreation area, two golf courses and the Nolan County Coliseum that hosts weekly events.