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Texas has 256 colleges and universities in our database; 205 report the graduation-rate data our ranking requires. The top 25 are ranked below by a fixed four-factor formula: 6-year graduation rate (30%), median earnings 10 years after entry (30%), admission selectivity (20%), and in-state tuition affordability (20%).
25
Schools Ranked
$57,420
Avg. Earnings
67.4%
Avg. Graduation Rate

Top 25 Schools

College rankings
# School Graduation Rate Median Earnings Acceptance Rate In-State Tuition
1 87.6% $75,121 31.4% $11,678
2 95.7% $89,718 8.7% $58,128
3 83.8% $72,097 62.7% $13,099
4 80.0% $38,382 $2,766
5 68.1% $61,480 $16,400
6 81.9% $71,668 30.5% $51,352
7 64.9% $62,377 66.2% $9,711
8 67.5% $62,454 67.3% $11,852
9 70.8% $68,227 84.7% $14,564
10 58.5% $42,508 $3,240
11 60.6% $38,696 $3,720
12 71.8% $42,091 $17,457
13 83.3% $78,354 52.3% $64,460
14 33.3% $45,987 0.0% $17,488
15 60.0% $39,260 $7,475
16 48.9% $48,386 47.9% $7,846
17 100.0% $36,432 100.0% $11,978
18 50.9% $59,004 69.4% $7,746
19 80.2% $65,793 45.9% $54,844
20 85.6% $68,424 56.1% $57,220
21 56.5% $63,199 80.8% $11,728
22 59.6% $57,010 79.1% $11,164
23 38.7% $45,910 $2,388
24 61.1% $57,103 48.8% $35,500
25 34.6% $45,809 $2,520

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