Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, a home school diploma will work as long as the course is equivalent to graduation at the 12th grade level. If you have questions, call or text (800) 728-0209 or email info@texasemt.com.

No, you are NOT required to take the assessment examination if you have at least 2 years of full-time study from an accredited college or university with a 2.0+ GPA, or an Associate's Degree or higher. Submit unofficial transcripts before class; official transcripts are due within 30 days. Mail to: EMS Universal Education, LLC, 1452 Hughes Road, Suite 360, Grapevine, TX 76051.

No, having a criminal record will not bar you from the program. However, it may prevent you from completing requirements such as obtaining a Background Check and from becoming certified. The NREMT may deny certification for felony convictions. Contact the Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS) for details.

Yes, we are authorized by the Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS) to conduct Texas EMT Courses. Our training number is: 600179.

Yes. As an EMS Training Program approved by the Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS), we meet NREMT requirements. The course requires 80% or better on written and practical exams. After completing the course, you can sit for the NREMT Computer Based Examination.

Texas requires current NREMT certification and a TDSHS-approved EMT Refresher course. Our EMT Refresher course meets this requirement. Otherwise, register for our full EMT Class.

Take our 150-hour state-approved EMT course. After passing exams, test for the NREMT Examination, then apply for Texas state certification. Your instructor and program director will guide you throughout.

Generally, yes. After obtaining NREMT and Texas certification, use the NREMT Reciprocity Map to find requirements for other states.

The course is 150 total hours: didactic instruction, practical exams, clinical rotations, and vehicular rotations. It follows National EMS Education Standards and meets TDSHS requirements.

The passing score is 80%. You may take the final exam up to 3 times. If you must retake the course, a discounted rate is available. Students who score below 80% on 3 non-final exams may be dismissed.

The course covers patient assessment, airway management, trauma care, medical emergencies, pharmacology, and more. Visit our Program Information page for full details.

Visit our registration page to secure your seat. Questions? Call (800) 728-0209 or email info@texasemt.com.

Email info@texasemt.com or call (800) 728-0209 with your email, payment method, and last 4 card digits. Receipts are typically processed within 24 hours.

Most issues involve an incorrect CVC code or zipcode/address mismatch. Verify your billing info matches your bank records. If the issue persists, call (800) 728-0209.