Laredo is home to Laredo Community College and Texas A&M International University (TAMIU).
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio has a campus in Laredo.

The Laredo Community College is a two-campus institution which offers two-year Associate's degrees.
The main campus is located at the western end of downtown Laredo near the Rio Grande, on the site of the former Fort McIntosh.
 This fort played a major role in the development of Laredo, as it served to protect the community from Indian raids in its early history.
 Several of the old buildings at the fort were converted into classrooms, but after renovation programs nearly all of the campus structures are now modern.
The smaller, newer second campus, Laredo Community College South Campus, is located in south Laredo along U. S. Route 83.

The Texas A&M International University is a 4/6-year university that offers bachelor's and master's degrees.
On April 22, 2004, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board in Austin, Texas provided its approval for Texas A&M International University to grant its first PhD in International Business Administration.
TAMIU's College of Business Administration has been named an outstanding business school in The Princeton Review's "Best 282 Business Schools", 2007 Edition, and ranked third in the nation for the category: "Greatest Opportunity for Minority Students."
The university's campus is located in Northeast Laredo along Loop 20.
The university was once an extension of Texas A&I-Kingsville and later the former Laredo State University.
Prior to its current location along Bob Bullock Loop 20, the university was housed with the Laredo Community College downtown campus.

The University of Texas Health Science Center campus is located in East Laredo near U.S. Highway 59 and the Laredo Medical Center.
The campus is an extension university from UTHSC in San Antonio, Texas.
The university offers doctoral degrees in the medical and dental fields.
Laredo is home to Laredo Community College and Texas A&M International University (TAMIU). The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio has a campus in Laredo.
The Laredo Community College is a two-campus institution which offers two-year Associate's degrees. The main campus is located at the western end of downtown Laredo near the Rio Grande, on the site of the former Fort McIntosh.  This fort played a major role in the development of Laredo, as it served to protect the community from Indian raids in its early history.  Several of the old buildings at the fort were converted into classrooms, but after renovation programs nearly all of the campus structures are now modern. The smaller, newer second campus, Laredo Community College South Campus, is located in south Laredo along U. S. Route 83.
The Texas A&M International University is a 4/6-year university that offers bachelor's and master's degrees. On April 22, 2004, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board in Austin, Texas provided its approval for Texas A&M International University to grant its first PhD in International Business Administration. TAMIU's College of Business Administration has been named an outstanding business school in The Princeton Review's "Best 282 Business Schools", 2007 Edition, and ranked third in the nation for the category: "Greatest Opportunity for Minority Students." The university's campus is located in Northeast Laredo along Loop 20. The university was once an extension of Texas A&I-Kingsville and later the former Laredo State University. Prior to its current location along Bob Bullock Loop 20, the university was housed with the Laredo Community College downtown campus.
The University of Texas Health Science Center campus is located in East Laredo near U.S. Highway 59 and the Laredo Medical Center. The campus is an extension university from UTHSC in San Antonio, Texas. The university offers doctoral degrees in the medical and dental fields.
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