Funding Your Education

Graduate school is an investment. At Texas Tech, your money goes further. Graduate students at Texas Tech may qualify for financial assistance through loans, assistantships, fellowships, student employment, and institutional support. This aid comes from federal, state, and institutional sources, both need-based and non-need-based. To be considered, complete the FAFSA.

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Estimated Cost

Tuition and fees are based on the minimum full-time load of 18 hours per academic year (9 hours per long term). The actual cost of attendance will vary based on hours taken per semester and additional course- and program-specific fees. It is the student’s responsibility to confirm with their department how many hours they will be required to take each semester and to plan accordingly.

Tuition & Fees Living Expenses Insurance* Total
Resident $8,990 $14,534 $3,246 $25,920
Non-Resident $16,370 $14,534 $3,246 $33,264
Master TA/RA/GPTI $2,509 $14,534 $3,246 $19,925
Doctoral TA/RA/GPTI $2,049 $14,534 $3,246 $19,465
Tuition & Fees Living Expenses Insurance* Total
Resident $13,836 $14,534 $3,246 $31,616
Non-Resident $21,216 $14,534 $3,246 $38,996
Master TA/RA/GPTI $7,337 $14,534 $3,246 $24,739
Doctoral TA/RA/GPTI $6,877 $14,534 $3,246 $24,293
Tuition & Fees Living Expenses Insurance* Total
Resident $9,804 $14,534 $3,246 $27,220
Non-Resident $17,184 $14,534 $3,246 $34,928
Master TA/RA/GPTI $2,567 $14,534 $3,246 $19,983
Doctoral TA/RA/GPTI $2,107 $14,534 $3,246 $19,523

Funding Your Graduate Education

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This funding is instrumental in allowing me to finance my education and pursue my goals of working in the agricultural legislative space.

Michael Starnes Master’s in Food Science and Technology
Texas Tech campus