There are also schools outside of Texas that offer online degrees to students in every state, including more than 26K current learners and alumni from Texas who chose to pursue their degree online ...

Online colleges in Texas can offer you low tuition, respected degrees, and opportunities to break into the Lone Star State's top industries.

Texas residents with full-time jobs, busy family lives and other obligations can pursue bachelor’s degrees without sacrificing their responsibilities. Nearly 100 nonprofit, accredited colleges ...

Sam Houston State University opened registration for its new polytechnic college, which is set to commence in fall 2025, ...

The University of Texas at Austin, one of the nation’s leading computer science schools, said on Thursday that it was starting a large-scale, low-cost online Master of Science degree program in ...

University of North Texas, a public institution, has been offering online bachelor's degree programs since 2006-2007. All of the online classes are recorded and archived so students can access ...

The result is that 83% of online programs in higher education cost students as much as or more than the in-person versions, according to an annual survey of college online-learning officers. The ...

Starting this January, Texas State University is nearly doubling its online degree offerings with the addition of 18 new bachelor's and master's programs in high-demand fields.

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SAN MARCOS, Texas — Texas State University in San Marcos will soon offer 18 new online undergraduate and graduate degrees. The university said it will begin offering the degree programs in the ...

ASU, TTU pursue new AI degrees, TTU shutters a media degree. Angelo State University and Texas Tech received approval to pursue the creation of degree programs centered around artificial intelligence.

The Austin Community College Riverside campus on Feb. 27, 2019. High school students are more likely to leave their hometowns for college or not pursue a degree at all when they live in community ...