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Texas A&M University-Central Texas

Q: How much does Texas A&M University-Central Texas cost?

In-state tuition is $6,627 and out-of-state tuition is $16,419 per year.

Q: What do Texas A&M University-Central Texas graduates earn?

The median earnings 5 years after graduation is $50,382.

Q: What is the graduation rate at Texas A&M University-Central Texas?

Graduation rate data is not currently available.

Q: Does Texas A&M University-Central Texas offer financial aid?

43% of students receive some form of financial aid, with an average aid amount of $0.

Killeen, Texas · Public · Founded N/A

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Avg Earnings (5yr)

$50,382

Acceptance Rate

100%

Graduation Rate

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Annual Tuition

$6,627

At a Glance

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Total Students

1,698

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Retention Rate

N/A

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Faculty Ratio

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Financial Aid

43%

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Median Debt

$17,750

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Campus Setting

Rural

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Institution Type

Public

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Founded

N/A

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Institution Overview

Texas A&M University-Central Texas is a public institution with an acceptance rate of 100%. The total student population is 1,698. The in-state tuition cost is $6,627. The median debt for students is $17,750, and 42.8% of students receive financial aid.

One year after graduation, the median earnings are $45,636, and five years after graduation, the median earnings are $50,382. Ten-year earnings data is unavailable.

Generated from College Scorecard & IPEDS data

Earning Projection Over Time

$46k

1 YEAR

$50k

5 YEARS

$0k

10 YEARS

Top 31% in Earnings

Graduate Outcomes

One year after graduation, Texas A&M University-Central Texas graduates earn $45,636. Five years after graduation, earnings increase to $50,382. The data does not provide earnings information for ten years after graduation. The median debt for graduates is $17,750, and 42.8% of students receive financial aid.

The data does not provide information about career prospects, such as job placement rates or the types of jobs graduates obtain. The data also does not include graduation or retention rates.