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Colleges in Texas

234 degree-granting colleges, from federal data for 2022-23.

Colleges
234
Median net price
$16,423

Across colleges in this state that reported one.

Average graduation rate
46%
Community colleges
62

43 public four-year, 61 private nonprofit four-year, 62 two-year.

Lowest average net price in Texas

What students on federal aid actually paid, after grants. Cheapest is not the same as best.

  1. College of Biblical Studies-Houston$672
  2. Texas A&M University-Central Texas$1,300
  3. College of the Mainland$1,342
  4. Lamar State College-Orange$1,655
  5. South Texas College$1,751

Largest campuses in Texas

  1. Texas A&M University-College Station59,615 undergraduates
  2. Lone Star College System45,188 undergraduates
  3. Dallas College43,869 undergraduates
  4. The University of Texas at Austin42,855 undergraduates
  5. Tarrant County College District42,300 undergraduates

Browse colleges in Texas

  • Lone Star College System

    The Woodlands, TX

    Public2-year
    Average net price
    $11,252
    Graduation rate
    20%
    Acceptance rate
    Not reported
    Undergraduates
    45,188
  • Dallas College

    Dallas, TX

    Public2-year
    Average net price
    $3,214
    Graduation rate
    34%
    Acceptance rate
    Not reported
    Undergraduates
    43,869
  • Public2-year
    Average net price
    $5,737
    Graduation rate
    17%
    Acceptance rate
    Not reported
    Undergraduates
    40,503
  • Public4-year
    Average net price
    $14,276
    Graduation rate
    65%
    Acceptance rate
    74%
    Undergraduates
    38,380
  • Public4-year
    Average net price
    $16,805
    Graduation rate
    56%
    Acceptance rate
    89%
    Undergraduates
    36,177
  • Public4-year
    Average net price
    $15,649
    Graduation rate
    60%
    Acceptance rate
    72%
    Undergraduates
    34,341
  • Public4-year
    Average net price
    $19,070
    Graduation rate
    68%
    Acceptance rate
    73%
    Undergraduates
    32,394
Search all 234 colleges in Texas

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, 2022-23. Medians are taken across colleges in this state that reported the figure, so they describe reporting colleges rather than every college listed.