Cheapest Air Transportation Colleges in Texas

Texas A&M University-Central Texas delivers Air Transportation education at just $1,113 net cost, making it nearly 38 times cheaper than Baylor University's $41,942 program. This massive cost gap reflects Texas public universities serving students bound for careers at Southwest Airlines headquarters in Dallas, American Airlines maintenance facilities, and the state's 380 public airports. With graduates earning between $35,060 and $56,415, the field offers solid returns despite varied program costs across nine Texas institutions.

Programs

$1,113 – $41,942

Net Price Range

$44,347

Avg. Program Earnings

54.5%

Avg. Graduation Rate

9 Air Transportation Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Texas A&M University-Central Texas Killeen, Texas	$1,113	$6,627		95.7%
2	Hallmark University San Antonio, Texas	$11,130		68.3%	52.9%
3	Angelo State University San Angelo, Texas	$12,915	$8,319	40.7%	79.1%
4	University of North Texas Denton, Texas	$14,352	$11,164	59.6%	79.1%
5	Texas Southern University Houston, Texas	$19,734	$9,173	19.9%	96.8%
6	Tarleton State University Stephenville, Texas	$20,261	$7,878	51.2%	87.1%
7	Texas Lutheran University Seguin, Texas	$22,587	$34,920	55.2%	91.8%
8	LeTourneau University Longview, Texas	$25,314	$35,500	61.1%	48.8%
9	Baylor University Waco, Texas	$41,942	$54,844	80.2%	45.9%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the huge cost difference between cheapest and most expensive Air Transportation programs in Texas?

Public universities like Texas A&M-Central Texas charge $1,113 net cost compared to private Baylor at $41,942, creating a nearly $41,000 gap. Public schools benefit from state funding that keeps costs low for Texas residents, while private institutions rely on tuition revenue.

How do graduation rates vary among affordable Air Transportation programs in Texas?

The cheapest option, Texas A&M-Central Texas, has a 95.71% acceptance rate but graduation data isn't available. Among affordable alternatives, Angelo State graduates 40.70% of students while Hallmark University achieves 68.30% despite charging $11,130 net cost.

Where do Air Transportation graduates typically find employment in Texas?

Texas hosts Southwest Airlines headquarters in Dallas and major American Airlines operations, plus 380 public airports statewide. The state's massive geography and oil industry create demand for aviation professionals, with graduates earning $35,060 to $56,415 depending on their role and location.

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Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.