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Texas Freezes Tuition at Public Colleges for Two More Years

Chi H. by Chi H.
November 19, 2024
in Education, Business, Culture, Insider Reports, Regions, Texas Family Values
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Texas Freezes Tuition at Public Colleges for Two More Years

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AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has announced a tuition freeze for all public colleges and universities in Texas until 2027. It’s an extension of a 2023 legislation  that temporarily froze undergraduate tuition and fees for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 academic years.

The directive doesn’t apply to private institutions.

“Texans face significant rising costs due to inflation. When inflation and other economic
pressures burden household budgets, our public universities must take every step possible to ease
the financial burden on our students and their families,” stated Abbott in his official letter.

He also said that his office had coordinated with the Boards of Regents across all public university systems to agree on halting tuition increases.

“I will ensure college affordability remains a top priority for the state as we head into the next legislative session,” Abbott emphasized. “When all Texans have access to quality and affordable education, they can earn better wages, meet workforce qualifications, and experience a higher quality of life.”

He highlighted the state’s “historic investments in higher education,” including increased funding for universities and financial aid programs.

The average tuition and fees for in-state students at Texas public universities this year is approximately $10,261, according to College for All Texans. The total cost of attendance, including additional expenses like housing, books, and other costs, rises to an average of $28,724.

Governor Abbott stated that making college more affordable will be a “top priority” as Texas prepares for its 89th legislative session, which kicks off on January 14.

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Chi H.

Chi H.

As a Houstonian, I report on crtitical news and inspiring stories from the state of Texas. Before joining The Texas Insider, I worked at NTD Television as a news reporter and wrote for different publications.

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