Court Reporting Schools in Texas
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Texas is a mediocre state to obtain your court reporting diploma. There are 5 schools offering respective programs in Texas, and the best one is offered by San Antonio College. That college has a fair court reporting program: two-star rating for curriculum and three-star rating for teaching.
See all the court reporting colleges in Texas below or narrow your search by desired diploma or city in Texas.
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Schools Texas is a mediocre state to obtain your court reporting diploma. There are 5 schools offering respective programs in Texas, and the best one is offered by San Antonio College. That college has a fair court reporting program: two-star rating for curriculum and three-star rating for teaching.See all the court reporting colleges in Texas below or narrow your search by desired diploma or city in Texas.
Texas court reporting schools:
Court reporting schools in nearby states:
TX court reporting schools by diploma:
Certificates: 5 schoolsAssociate's Degrees: 4 schools
Other law school programs in Texas:
General Law: 16 schoolsPre-Law Studies: 5 schools
International Law: 4 schools
Advanced Studies: 9 schools
Paralegal Studies: 37 schools
Texas law schools by city:
Alvin: 1 schoolAmarillo: 1 school
Athens: 1 school
Austin: 2 schools
Baytown: 1 school
Brenham: 1 school
Brownsville: 1 school
Brownwood: 1 school
College Station: 1 school
Commerce: 1 school
Corpus Christi: 1 school
Corsicana: 1 school
Dallas: 6 schools
El Paso: 1 school
Fort Worth: 2 schools
Grand Prairie: 1 school
Houston: 7 schools
Kilgore: 1 school
Killeen: 1 school
Levelland: 1 school
Lubbock: 1 school
Lufkin: 1 school
McAllen: 1 school
McKinney: 1 school
Midland: 1 school
Odessa: 1 school
Orange: 1 school
Paris: 1 school
Pasadena: 1 school
Plainview: 1 school
Port Arthur: 1 school
San Antonio: 4 schools
San Marcos: 1 school
Snyder: 1 school
Stephenville: 1 school
Temple: 1 school
The Woodlands: 1 school
Tyler: 1 school
Waco: 2 schools
Wharton: 1 school
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