univstats
  1. Home
  2. Colleges
  3. Texas A M University Central Texas
  4. Ask

How many students are received any financial aid at Texas A&M University Central Texas?

Online Programs Graduate Programs Compare to Rivals
For the academic year 2022-2023, total 9 full-time, first-time students (82% of all freshmen) awarded any student financial aid. The headcount includes the number of full-time, first-time degree seeking beginning undergraduate students.

For all undergraduate students, total 1,231 students (70% of all students) received grants or scholarships and the average grant amount is $6,620. In addition, 779 students received student loans and the average loan amount is $7,860.

Below tables show the number and amount by source of financial aid at Texas A&M University-Central Texas.
All Undergraduate Student Financial Aid at Texas A&M University-Central Texas
Type of AidNumber Receiving AidPercent Receiving AidAverage Amount of Aid Received
Federal, state, local, institutional or other grant aid1,23170%$6,620
Pell Grants87950%$4,526
Federal Student Loans77944%$7,860
Beginning Students (Freshmen) Financial Aid at Texas A&M University-Central Texas
Type of AidNumber Receiving AidPercent Receiving AidAverage Amount of Aid Received
Any Student Financial Aid982%-
Grants or Scholarship from All Sources982%$9,203
Federal Grants436%$6,004
Pell Grants436%$5,754
Other Federal Grants19%$1,000
State/Local Grants545%$5,743
Institutional Grants764%$4,300
Student Loans00%$0
Federal Student Loans00%$0
Other Student Loans00%$0
see more grants, scholarship, student loans, and other financial aid stats

What is the Financial aid?

Federal Work Study, grants, loans to students (government and/or private), assistantships, scholarships, fellowships, tuition waivers, tuition discounts, employer aid (tuition reimbursement) and other monies (other than from relatives/friends) provided to students to meet expenses. This excludes loans to parents.

Know more about TAMU

    AcademicAdmissionTuitionEnrollmentFinancial AidOutcomesProgramsSpecial Learning

    Related Questions