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Texas produces Engineering Physics graduates earning $42,682 to $45,529 annually, with Texas Southmost College offering the most affordable path at just $5,458 net cost. The state's massive healthcare infrastructure, anchored by Houston's Texas Medical Center, creates strong demand for physics-trained professionals who understand both theoretical principles and practical applications. Trinity University achieves an 81.90% graduation rate but costs $23,650 annually, while public options like UT Rio Grande Valley provide solid outcomes at $6,500.
8
Programs
$5,458 – $25,314
Net Price Range
$44,106
Avg. Program Earnings
55.7%
Avg. Graduation Rate

8 Engineering Physics Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $5,458 $3,148 26.8%
2 $6,500 $9,859 49.3% 87.7%
3 $15,152 $10,600 51.7% 89.5%
4 $18,762 $33,660 68.6% 96.7%
5 $20,261 $7,878 51.2% 87.1%
6 $22,587 $34,920 55.2% 91.8%
7 $23,650 $51,352 81.9% 30.5%
8 $25,314 $35,500 61.1% 48.8%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Texas Southmost College's Engineering Physics program so affordable?

Texas Southmost College charges just $5,458 in net costs, making it the most budget-friendly option in the state. The school's graduates earn $45,529 annually, which actually exceeds earnings from more expensive programs.

How do graduation rates compare between affordable and expensive programs?

Trinity University leads with an 81.90% graduation rate at $23,650 annually, while more affordable options show mixed results. UT Rio Grande Valley achieves a solid 49.30% rate at just $6,500, demonstrating that cost doesn't always correlate with completion rates.

Where do Engineering Physics graduates find work in Texas?

Texas Medical Center in Houston employs physics professionals in medical device development and imaging technology. Major healthcare systems like MD Anderson and Baylor Scott & White also hire graduates for research and technical roles.

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