Exhibit_5_Collin_College_Fact_Book_2026.pdf
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- FY2026-RFP-061
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- Collin County, Texas
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This is a Request for Proposals (RFP) document from Collin College District in Texas seeking comprehensive insurance coverage for a five-year contract term commencing November 1, 2026, and concluding October 31, 2031. The District is soliciting proposals for Property and Casualty Insurance with all-risks coverage for physical loss or damage to District property, Crime Insurance covering public employee dishonesty, and Cyber Insurance. Vendors have the flexibility to submit proposals for one, multiple, or all three coverage types. The contract serves Collin College, a comprehensive community college system established in 1985 that currently serves approximately 60,000 students across 11 campuses and centers throughout Collin County and surrounding areas in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth region.
Collin College operates an extensive physical infrastructure spanning multiple campuses in Plano, Wylie, Farmersville, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, and Celina, along with specialized facilities including the Public Safety Training Center and a virtual campus, creating significant exposure requiring comprehensive property, crime, and cyber coverage. The District's operations generate substantial economic impact, contributing $1.1 billion in total income to Collin County and supporting 1 out of every 72 jobs in the region. As a growing institution with expanding technological infrastructure, dual-credit programs serving 12,500+ students, and emerging programs in software development and cybersecurity, the District requires robust insurance protection across its diverse operational assets and digital infrastructure.
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Collin College delivers essential academic and workforce education to approximately 60,000 students in one of the fastest-growing regions of the country. The college district remains committed to adapting and expanding its offerings to meet the diverse needs of its student body while remaining fiscally responsible to its residents.
Dedicated to accessible education, Collin College serves students at 11 campuses and centers, including the iCollin Virtual Campus.
Collin College strives to cultivate educational opportunities for its local communities, encouraging inclusivity in higher education.
The college continues to develop programs in response to community needs, including a new Bachelor of Applied Technology (BAT) in Software Development and several workforce programs designed to prepare students for high-wage, high-demand careers.
With affordable tuition, award-winning programs, state-of-the-art facilities, and your invaluable support, Collin College will fulfill its vision of delivering a brighter future for our students and communities.
Neil Matkin, Ed.D.
District President
Vision Statement Delivering a brighter future for our students and communities.
Mission Statement Collin College is a student- and community-centered institution committed to developing valuable skills, strengthening character, and challenging the intellect.
Collin Core Values We have a passion for:
Learning Service and Involvement Creativity and Innovation
Academic Excellence Dignity and Respect
Integrity
205INTERSTATE
35E
INTERSTATE
INTERSTATE
INTERSTATE
35E
INTERSTATE
Gunter
Little Elm
Coppell
Farmers Branch
Celina
Aubrey
Lewisville
Krugerville
Flower Mound
Denton County
Highland Village
Lake Lewisville
Van Alstyne
Melissa
AnnaWeston
Lucas
Murphy
Fairview
ALLEN
FRISCO
McKINNEY
PLANO Wylie
Blue Ridge
Nevada
Farmersville
Merit
Bailey
Leonard
Heath McClendon-Chisholm
Cash Rowlett
Garland
Richardson Addison
Hunt County
Kaufman County
Grapevine
The Colony
Fate
Royse City
Rockwall
Fannin County
Grayson County
CAMPUS LOCATIONS: PLANO
Plano Campus Courtyard Center
WYLIE
Wylie Campus
FARMERSVILLE
Farmersville Campus
FRISCO
Frisco Campus McKINNEY McKinney Campus Collin Higher Education Center Public Safety Training Center
ALLEN
Technical Campus
CELINA
Celina Campus
SERVICE AREA
ONLINE
iCollin Virtual Campus
Farmersville Campus 501 S. Collin Parkway Farmersville, TX 75442 972.549.6490
Celina Campus 2505 Kinship Parkway Celina, TX 75009 469.905.3590
McKinney Campus 2200 W. University Drive McKinney, TX 75071 972.548.6790
Frisco Campus 9700 Wade Blvd.
Frisco, TX 75035 972.377.1790
Technical Campus 2550 Bending Branch Way Allen, TX 75013 972.553.1290
Plano Campus 2800 E. Spring Creek Parkway Plano, TX 75074 972.881.5790
Wylie Campus 391 Country Club Road Wylie, TX 75098 972.378.8790
Collin Higher Education Center 3452 Spur 399 McKinney, TX 75069 972.599.3100
Courtyard Center 4800 Preston Park Blvd.
Plano, TX 75093 972.985.3790
Public Safety Training Center 3600 Redbud Blvd.
McKinney, TX 75069 Fire Science 972.549.6836 Law Enforcement Academy 972.549.6561 iCollin Virtual Campus Distance education with virtual student services www.collin.edu/campuses/iCollin www.collin.edu
Year Established
200+ Degrees, Certificates, and Pathways
60,000 Approximate Annual Enrollment
12,500+ Dual Credit Students
Fall 2025
Increase in degrees and certifications awarded in the past five years:
Associate Degrees: +12.5%
Certifications (AT, Cert1, Cert2, ESC):
+321.85%
$1.7 million awarded to students in FY 2025
FACTS
C O L L I N
C O L L I N C O L L E G E
COLLIN AFFORDABILITY
Tuition and Fees per Credit Hour (Effective Fall 2024 through Summer 2026)
| $67 | Collin County residents |
| (In-district) |
| $127 | Out-of-county |
| (Out-of-district) |
| $202 | Out-of-state |
| (Nonresident) |
Compared to tuition and fees per credit hour from the other 49 Texas community colleges
$72–$212 In-district
$115–$328 Out-of-district
$138–$419 Nonresident
3rd Lowest Tax Rate in Texas
Among Community Colleges
C O L L E G E
DEGREES OFFERED
BY COLLIN COLLEGE
Associate of Arts (AA)
Associate of Science (AS)
Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT)
Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Clinical Operations Management
Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Construction Management
Bachelor of Applied Technology (BAT) in Cybersecurity
Bachelor of Applied Technology (BAT) in Software Development
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
C O L L I N C O L L E G E
PROGRAMS AND COURSES
Collin College offers courses for transfer and workforce application in disciplines from accounting to welding.
See a full list of our programs and courses at www.collin.edu/academics/programs.
TRANSFER
Programs which prepare students to pursue a bachelor’s degree at a four-year college or university
WORKFORCE
Programs which prepare students to enter careers right out of Collin College
NEW PROGRAMS ADDED
IN THE LAST TWO YEARS
Bachelor of Applied Technology (BAT) in Software Development
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Cosmetology
Associate of Applied Science in Invasive Cardiovascular Technology
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Law Enforcement- Public Administration & Supervision
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Medical Laboratory Technician
Associate of Applied Science in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging
TOP 15
TRANSFER INSTITUTIONS:
The University of Texas at Dallas University of North Texas
Texas A&M University The University of Texas at Austin
Texas Tech University University of Arkansas
The University of Texas at Arlington University of Oklahoma
Texas Woman’s University East Texas A&M University
Texas State University Oklahoma State University
Baylor University Tarleton State University University of Houston
SAVINGS EXAMPLE
SAVINGS
$19,360
ON A BACHELOR’S DEGREE
+ =2 Years University (average of five area public universities)
2 Years
ECONOMIC IMPACT
$1.1 billion
Total income added in Collin County
0.9% Total Gross Regional Product
1 out of every 72
Jobs in Collin County supported by Collin College and its students
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
ALUMNI
$2 billion
Increased earnings over their working lives
18.9% Rate of Return on tuition/opportunity cost
TAXPAYERS
$730 million
Total taxpayer benefits representing the present value sum of the added tax revenue and public sector savings
SOCIAL BENEFITS
$10.8 billion
Future earnings, tax revenue, and private savings statewide
$171.1 million savings
(related to crime, unemployment, and health costs)
17.5 Benefit to cost ratio Data from FY 2023-24
UNIVERSITY AND ACADEMIC
PARTNERSHIPS
Collin College’s partnerships with universities and area independent school districts (ISDs) give students additional pathways to success, allowing them to save time and money while working toward their degrees.
Students can co-enroll at Collin College and choose from Texas State University or
The University of Texas at Dallas to earn an associate degree while seamlessly earning a bachelor’s degree.
Frisco ISD students have the opportunity to complete the full 44-hour Texas Core
Curriculum while earning their high school diploma, blending rigorous academics with real-world problem solving.
Scholars for Teaching Excellence Program Collin College, the University of North Texas (UNT), and area ISDs have teamed up to offer
K-12 teachers the opportunity to earn Dual Credit teaching credentials at UNT through a discipline-specific master’s degree or a graduate academic certificate.
Texas A&M Engineering Academy at Collin College Offered in partnership with Texas A&M
University’s College of Engineering, this unique program offers admitted students an opportunity to pursue an engineering degree while co-enrolled at Texas A&M and Collin College. Students can save money during their first two years by taking
Texas A&M engineering courses at Collin College before transitioning to Texas A&M.
This new co-enrollment partnership will allow qualified students to earn two degrees — associate and bachelor’s degrees — in business and biology through a coordinated program based in Frisco.
UNT OnePath
THROUGH COLLIN COLLEGE
C O L L E G E
COLLIN QUALITY
National Center of Excellence in
Nursing Education
2011 - 2028 2011 - 2028
Carnegie Professors of the Year
Minnie Stevens Piper
Professors
Great Colleges to
Work For Designations
13X
2021-2025
C O L L E G E
C O L L E G E
COLLIN QUALITY
NSA Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity
Best for Vets 2025 Veterans Education Excellence Recognition
Award – Gold Level Status (2021-2025)
2025-26 Military Friendly School 2025-26 Military Spouse Friendly School
Outstanding Commitment to Excellence and Innovation in Digital Learning
2025 Handshake’s Career Spark Awards
Best and Brightest Companies to
Work for
COLLIN QUALITY
collin.edu
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Jay Saad, Chair
Dr. Raj Menon, Vice Chair Jim Orr, Secretary
Andrew Hardin, Treasurer Justin Adcock
Cathie Alexander Glenn Callison Staci Weaver
Place 8, Vacant
DISTRICT PRESIDENT
Dr. Neil Matkin
19562-26PB
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