Save Time & Money with a Degree Path Made for You
With AlamoONLINE, you can complete your courses or credential before transferring to a 4-year institution at each of our five Alamo Colleges.
Start building your pathTransfer Advising Guides (TAGs)
Start smart, finish big
Start at a community college, then seamlessly leap into university life. It's your future and your savings!
Investment worthwhileWith this opportunity, you’ll save money and reduce the time it takes to complete your bachelor’s degree. |
Support along the wayCertified academic advisors help you select only the courses you need to count towards the university degree program. |
Community like youOver 1.3K students start at the Alamo Colleges District to earn their 2-year degree with a plan to transfer to a 4-year university. |
About TAGsTransfer agreements with four-year colleges and universities are called TAGs, and they help guide you on which required courses will transfer from Alamo Colleges to your 4-year college or university. |
Find your TAGBy following a TAG, you can skip the guesswork with the help of your Certified Academic Advisor and seamlessly complete your bachelor's degree. Fully online TAGs are available through: |
Learn moreWatch the following video to understand how to use and find a fully online TAG that fits your future. |
Your path to success begins here
Our steps walk you through the process, from applying for admission to starting your online classes at one of our five Alamo Colleges.
Apply NowApply
Apply and get accepted to college!Applying is free and easy. Visit goapplytexas.org to complete your application.
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Next StepsAccess Student Portal
The Alamo Colleges District uses ACES as the online student portal for all of your information and can be accessed at aces.alamo.edu.
Submit Documents
You’ll need to gather and submit several important documents, including:
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Get RegisteredOrientation and Registration
Celebrate your transition to college! You'll learn more about your college programs and services at New Student Orientation (NSO), which is required for all new and transfer students. Once you attend NSO, you'll be able to meet with an advisor and register for classes. Make Payment
After you’ve registered, you’ll need to make sure your tuition has been covered by financial aid or your payments have been made to avoid having your classes dropped. View Registration and Payment Calendar Questions about paying for college? |
Need help registering for classes?
Contact your Alamo Colleges' advisor.
To schedule a web conference, phone call, or face-to-face appointment with your college advisor, follow these steps.
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For more information, visit your College’s advising webpage. |
Northeast Lakeview CollegeNorthwest Vista CollegePalo Alto CollegeSt. Philip’s CollegeSan Antonio College |
Student stories that inspire
Discover how the personalized guidance and support of TAGs empowered Ian’s journey
"You get the same amount of credits, same hours and you don’t have to spend as much. Also, the courses you take can transfer to almost any 4-year university in Texas."Ian Torres, Northwest Vista College (NVC) fully online student Watch: Ian shares why he attended NVC online. |
Get the support that's made for you
We know how getting started feels, so we're here to help. Chat with us here or fill out this form to connect with us.
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AlamoONLINE Enrollment Coaches can:• Help you start the application process• Guide you in the enrollment process for fully online courses• Connect you to registration with a college advisor• Refer you to services available to online studentsContact us today.
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What makes the Alamo Colleges so affordable?
$109 per credit Graduate college for less. All students living inside Bexar County in TX can earn a degree at $109 per credit hour. Learn more: Tuition |
$180 per credit Out-of-district/state doesn't mean out of luck! Fully online students can earn a degree with an E-rate of $180 per credit hour. Learn more: E-Rate |
No-cost book rentals Textbook rentals and instructional materials are covered in tuition, so you don't have to worry about extra costs for your education. Learn more: AlamoBOOKS+ |
About AlamoONLINE
What "fully online" means for youYou can earn your college degree or credential online with a learning style that fits you best. Our five Alamo Colleges offer online courses in two learning modes: Asynchronous online learning Synchronous online learning No matter which mode you select, our Alamo Colleges are here to ensure you meet your goals. |
At the Alamo Colleges DistrictAlamoONLINE represents the range of opportunities for students pursuing degrees, certificates, or other offerings delivered 100% online from: Northeast Lakeview CollegeNorthwest Vista CollegePalo Alto CollegeSt. Philip’s CollegeSan Antonio College |