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College of Biblical Studies-Houston offers the most affordable Religious Education degree in Texas with a net price of just $16,267, nearly half the cost of Dallas Baptist University at $30,092. This cost advantage matters in a state where faith-based organizations employ thousands across Houston's medical district, Dallas-Fort Worth ministries, and rural church communities. Graduates from Southwestern Assemblies of God University earn the highest median income at $29,685, while maintaining reasonable costs at $19,655 net price.
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Programs
$16,267 – $30,092
Net Price Range
$25,465
Avg. Program Earnings
41.1%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Religious Education Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $16,267 $7,475 60.0%
2 $19,655 $18,610 35.5% 85.7%
3 $20,540 $23,186 19.2% 69.7%
4 $22,240 $36,690 40.5% 85.7%
5 $25,255 $33,322 31.1% 62.3%
6 $30,092 $38,140 60.4% 91.4%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the wide cost gap between Texas Religious Education programs?

Net prices range from $16,267 at College of Biblical Studies-Houston to $30,092 at Dallas Baptist University, an $13,825 difference. Private institutions like Dallas Baptist carry higher published tuition but offer substantial financial aid, while specialized schools like College of Biblical Studies focus on affordability for working students.

How do graduation rates vary among affordable Religious Education programs?

The data reveals significant variation, with Dallas Baptist University and College of Biblical Studies-Houston both achieving 60% graduation rates. However, Wayland Baptist University graduates only 19.2% of students, while Concordia University Texas reaches 40.5% despite moderate costs.

Where do Religious Education graduates find the best earning potential in Texas?

Southwestern Assemblies of God University graduates earn $29,685 median income, the highest among reporting schools. Dallas Baptist University graduates earn $25,658, while College of Biblical Studies-Houston graduates start at $21,052, reflecting different career paths and regional job markets.

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