Funding and Cost of Attendance

The Graduate College has compiled a variety of resources to help you to get the financing that you need so you can focus on your graduate studies instead of your finances.

The Graduate College also offers a variety of scholarships and fellowships to new and continuing students. Students who apply for the fall semester by the priority deadline of February 1 will be eligible to be considered for the widest range of scholarships and fellowships. 

The Office of Financial Aid assists interested students in applying for financial aid. 

Texas State University's Veterans and Military-Connected Students website connects veterans and military-connected students to educational benefits information and other resources, services, and opportunities. If your veteran's benefits require you to take one in-person or hybrid class each semester in order to be eligible for use your benefits, we encourage you to contact the graduate advisor about your course modality needs. 

A limited number of on-campus graduate assistantships are available for full-time graduate students. 

Student Business Services has compiled information regarding tuition rates, payment options, and more. 

If you are applying as an international student, International Student and Scholar Services has a special information page for new F-1 students that includes estimated tuition costs and steps for seeking admission as a F-1 student.