Dual Credit Savings by State

Model a dual-credit cost scenario for your family in Texas

For federal-aid recipients, the College Scorecard average net price at a Texas college is about $17,840 per year. It is not a family’s personalized aid offer. The calculator compares that figure with a modeled dual-credit scenario.

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College Scorecard cost data in Texas

College Scorecard net price is an average for federal-aid recipients after grant and scholarship aid. It is not a personalized estimate of what your family will pay or the aid offer it will receive. Pick a school to explore the modeled cost scenario.

College	City	Avg. net price / yr
Texas A&M University-College Station	College Station	$21,315	Model costs →
Lone Star College System	The Woodlands	$11,252	Model costs →
Dallas College	Dallas	$3,214	Model costs →
The University of Texas at Austin	Austin	$19,857	Model costs →
Tarrant County College District	Fort Worth	$4,337	Model costs →
Houston City College	Houston	$5,737	Model costs →
University of Houston	Houston	$14,276	Model costs →
Texas State University	San Marcos	$16,805	Model costs →
University of North Texas	Denton	$15,649	Model costs →
Texas Tech University	Lubbock	$19,070	Model costs →
The University of Texas at Arlington	Arlington	$13,951	Model costs →
The University of Texas at San Antonio	San Antonio	$10,836	Model costs →
Austin Community College District	Austin	$6,390	Model costs →
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley	Edinburg	$4,831	Model costs →
Collin County Community College District	McKinney	$8,969	Model costs →
El Paso Community College	El Paso	$3,206	Model costs →
San Jacinto Community College	Pasadena	$12,143	Model costs →
The University of Texas at Dallas	Richardson	$18,267	Model costs →
The University of Texas at El Paso	El Paso	$9,403	Model costs →
Sam Houston State University	Huntsville	$16,404	Model costs →

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The catch nobody tells Texas families

Dual enrollment is bigger than ever, over 2.8 million high school students took college courses in 2023-24. But a course can be denied at transfer or accepted only as an elective when it does not fit the receiving college’s degree requirements.

Published rules can help a family evaluate courses before enrolling, but they do not guarantee acceptance or degree applicability. A Fastrack Credit Map cites the sources used and flags questions the family must confirm with the school district and receiving college.

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Model a dual-credit cost scenario for your family in Texas

College Scorecard cost data in Texas

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