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Texas A&M University-Central Texas offers the state's most affordable physiology and pathology program at just $1,113 net cost, while Baylor University charges $41,942,a $40,829 difference that reflects the dramatic range in Texas education pricing. With Houston's Texas Medical Center employing thousands of pathology specialists and medical researchers, these six programs prepare students for careers in the world's largest medical complex. Public universities dominate the affordable end, with three of the four cheapest options charging under $21,000 annually.
6
Programs
$1,113 – $41,942
Net Price Range
60.2%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Physiology, Pathology and Related Sciences Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $1,113 $6,627 95.7%
2 $11,882 $10,310 41.3% 92.4%
3 $20,071 $11,852 67.5% 67.3%
4 $20,498 $35,660 51.8% 94.2%
5 $30,092 $38,140 60.4% 91.4%
6 $41,942 $54,844 80.2% 45.9%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Texas A&M-Central Texas so affordable for physiology students?

The university's $1,113 net cost stems from generous financial aid packages that reduce the $6,627 in-state tuition by over 83%. The school also maintains a 95.71% acceptance rate, making it accessible to most applicants seeking budget-friendly pathology education.

How do graduation rates vary among Texas physiology programs?

Baylor University leads with an 80.20% graduation rate despite its $41,942 cost, while Midwestern State University graduates only 41.30% of students at $11,882 net cost. Texas Tech falls in the middle with a 67.50% completion rate and $20,071 annual expenses.

Where do physiology graduates find employment in Texas?

Houston's Texas Medical Center provides the largest concentration of opportunities, employing pathologists and physiologists across 21 hospitals and research institutions. Major healthcare systems like HCA Healthcare and Baylor Scott & White also recruit graduates throughout the state's second-largest healthcare workforce.

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