College of the Mainland
Texas City, TX · Public · 3,368 undergraduates
Median earnings after attending
$45K
In-state tuition
$2K
Out-of-state tuition
$4K
Graduation rate
31%
Acceptance rate
—
Median debt
$4K
Borrowing rate
3%
Earnings (all students)
$40K
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Institution profile
| Highest degree offered | Bachelor's |
|---|---|
| Predominant degree | Associate |
| Setting | City: Small (<100k) |
| Region | Southwest |
| ZIP | 77591-2499 |
Financial overview
Published cost
$8K
Federal aid / UG
$374
Est. net price
$7K
At a glance
| SAT average | — |
|---|---|
| ACT composite (median) | — |
| First-year retention | — |
| Undergraduate composition | 33% White · 18% Black · 39% Hispanic · 2% Asian |
| Official website | www.com.edu/ |
Figures come from the U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard and describe students who received federal aid. Statistics describe populations, not individuals — use them as one input among many.
Compare with similar colleges in — TX
| College | In-state tuition | Graduation rate | Median debt | median earnings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas A&M University-College Station | $13K | 85% | $15K | $78K |
| Lone Star College System | $3K | 19% | $6K | $44K |
| Dallas College | $3K | 24% | $6K | $45K |
| The University of Texas at Austin | $12K | 89% | $17K | $82K |
| Tarrant County College District | $2K | — | $5K | $46K |
| Houston City College | $2K | 17% | $9K | $42K |
| University of Houston | $10K | 66% | $13K | $68K |
| Texas State University | $11K | 55% | $13K | $61K |
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