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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can I make an appointment to come and visit?

Our students are in inclusive classes and have various schedules, therefore we cannot
accommodate individual appointments or tours. We really encourage people who are interested
in coming to visit TU CASA to sign up for a university tour to see our beautiful campus.

Sign Up for Campus Tour

Please call us at 210-784-2425 and we will be able to answer any questions you may have
about the program and application process.


You may also consider joining our newsletter for more information on upcoming open houses
and events. Email TUCASA@tamusa.edu to be added to the newsletter.

How long does a student stay enrolled in TU CASA?

Students can be enrolled in the TU CASA program for up to 18 months as long as they continue
to meet eligibility requirements.

When will applications be posted and when will they be due?

The TU CASA application is currently open to be considered for the Spring 2026 waitlist.

TU CASA Admissions Information

Can my son/daughter receive financial aid?

TU CASA is recognized as a Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP) by the U.S. Department
of Education. This means that students in TU CASA may qualify for:
  1. Federal Pell Grants
  2. Federal Work-Study

Students and their families can apply for federal aid by completing the FAFSA application.

Financial Aid & Scholarships

Are the courses that TU CASA students take transferable to another institution?

The courses taken are audited and are not transferable.

Are students required to live on campus?

Living on campus is optional for the TU CASA program.

Where can I find more information about other post-secondary educational opportunities like TU CASA?

ThinkCollege is a great resource for youth with disabilities and their families to explore other
postsecondary programs that are available.

What do students receive when they graduate?

Students who complete all the requirements of the TU CASA program will graduate with a
University and Career Experience Certificate (UCEC). Students will also earn micro-credentials
focusing on key domains of the program.

Are students required to have VR Services?

We encourage all students to sign up for VR services. In some cases, Vocational Rehabilitation
Services may include tuition assistance that leads to a career.

Please visit: Find Disability Employment Services - Texas Workforce Commission to apply.

If I go to work, will I lose my Medicaid or medicate?

Answering the big question: If I go to work, will I lose my Medicaid or Medicare?