Institutional development · Finance, funding and sustainability · United States
Texas A&M says 63% of graduates finish debt-free, with tuition still at 2021 rates
Texas A&M University says tuition remains frozen at 2021 levels, that 63% of its graduates complete their degrees without debt, and that demand for places is at a record high.
Why it matters: Students and families weighing a Texas A&M degree are paying tuition at 2021 rates, with the university reporting most graduates leave debt-free.
Texas A&M University said its tuition remains frozen at the rates set in 2021.
The university reported that 63% of its graduates finish their studies without debt and said career outcomes remain strong.
Texas A&M said demand for an education at the university has reached a record high.
Editor’s view
Richard Davies, Policy and Finance Editor
Texas A&M students and applicants continue to pay tuition at 2021 rates; while that freeze holds, the university reports that a majority of its graduates, 63%, finish without debt.
