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Texas offers surprising value for Research and Experimental Psychology students, with eight programs spanning a $16,096 cost gap between the lowest and highest options. The University of Texas at Dallas delivers the most affordable path at $17,435 net cost, while graduates across programs earn consistent $32,332 starting salaries. This consistency matters in Texas, where the state's massive healthcare infrastructure through the Texas Medical Center and major hospital systems creates steady demand for psychological research professionals.
8
Programs
$17,435 – $33,531
Net Price Range
$32,332
Avg. Program Earnings
69.1%
Avg. Graduation Rate

8 Research and Experimental Psychology Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $17,435 $14,564 70.8% 84.7%
2 $19,678 $11,678 87.6% 31.4%
3 $23,636 $51,384 64.2% 85.1%
4 $23,650 $51,352 81.9% 30.5%
5 $23,790 $30,050 48.0% 67.7%
6 $25,314 $35,500 61.1% 48.8%
7 $28,690 $33,150 53.4% 95.7%
8 $33,531 $57,220 85.6% 56.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes UT Dallas such an affordable option for psychology research students?

UT Dallas offers the lowest net cost at $17,435 while maintaining a solid 70.80% graduation rate and 84.74% acceptance rate. The public university provides strong research opportunities without the premium pricing of private institutions.

How do private universities compare cost-wise for this major in Texas?

Private programs range from $23,636 at Saint Edward's University to $33,531 at Texas Christian University. Trinity University offers the best value among private options at $23,650 with an impressive 81.90% graduation rate.

Does the earning potential justify the cost differences between schools?

All programs show identical $32,332 starting salaries, making lower-cost options particularly attractive. With debt loads ranging from $17,250 to $25,892, choosing affordable programs like UT Dallas maximizes return on investment.

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