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Texas Southmost College

Brownsville, TX 78520City: MidsizeUNITID 227377

Public 2-yearAssociate's Colleges: High Transfer-High NontraditionalHispanic-servingSpecialty: Liberal Arts 47%Specialty: Criminal Justice & Protective Services 14%
Undergraduates
3,372
Graduate students
Not reported
Admit rate
Not reported
Average net price
$3.1k
Graduation rate
30%
Retention rate
68%
Median earnings (10 yr)
$41.9k
Median debt
$9k
Student : faculty
23:1
Value score*
98th pct.
Programs offered
36
Highest degree
Associate degree
Sector
Public 2-year
Region
South · West South Central
Setting
City: Midsize (population of at least 100,000 but less than 250,000)
Carnegie
Associate's Colleges: High Transfer-High Nontraditional
Size & setting
Two-year, medium
Predominant degree
Predominantly associate's-degree granting
Religious affiliation
None reported
Main campus
Yes

* Value score is a CampusAtlas estimate, not an official metric.

Similar schools

Nearest neighbors on size, selectivity, net price, sector, region and program mix (CampusAtlas estimate).

Public 2-year
Undergrads
2,539
Admit rate
Not reported
Net price
$4.2k
Grad rate
53%
  • Specialty: Liberal Arts 39%
  • Specialty: Health Professions 17%
Public 2-year
Undergrads
3,591
Admit rate
Not reported
Net price
$5.4k
Grad rate
33%
  • Specialty: Liberal Arts 50%
  • Specialty: Health Professions 22%
  • Specialty: Criminal Justice & Protective Services 16%
Public 2-year
Undergrads
4,585
Admit rate
Not reported
Net price
$4.7k
Grad rate
27%
  • Hispanic-serving
  • AANAPI-serving
  • Specialty: Liberal Arts 46%
Public 2-year
Undergrads
3,897
Admit rate
Not reported
Net price
$4.7k
Grad rate
30%
  • Specialty: Liberal Arts 56%
  • Specialty: Health Professions 27%
Public 2-year
Undergrads
3,890
Admit rate
Not reported
Net price
$1.7k
Grad rate
45%
  • Specialty: Liberal Arts 34%
  • Specialty: Health Professions 23%
Public 2-year
Undergrads
3,250
Admit rate
Not reported
Net price
$4.3k
Grad rate
36%
  • Specialty: Liberal Arts 44%
  • Specialty: Health Professions 33%

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard, data as of June 10, 2026. “Not reported” means the value is missing or privacy-suppressed in the source data.