CTX Loans, Tuition, Costs & More

This is the complete guide to CTX tuition, costs and student loans. If you’re considering Concordia University-Texas, you’re likely focussed on that huge, glaring sticker price: $N/A.


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    That expensive sticker price can be extremely misleading and does not usually represent the true cost of CTX. The reality is that a huge percentage of students who attend CTX do not pay that number.

    What you are most likely concerned with is what you and your family will pay for Concordia University-Texas, which is dependent on a range of factors from family income to state residency.

    Before we get started, if you have any doubts about your ability to afford CTX and are interested in student loans to support your education, the below vendors specifically lend to CTX students - click any of them to learn more about their rates and requirements.

    Now, let’s break down that scary sticker price first.

    How much is CTX tuition?

    The average annual cost for students at Concordia University-Texas is $N/A. The dictionary definition of average annual cost covers expenses like tuition, books and fees, and other miscellaneous items. That’s an important distinction from the total cost of attending CTX.

    Essentially, tuition is only what you pay to attend classes at CTX. The annual charge of $N/A often excludes dozens of other expenses. Therefore, the true cost of CTX is much higher than either of these prices (more on this later).


    Therefore, although an important benchmark, the $N/A for Concordia University-Texas is likely not a good indicator of what you can expect to pay if you attend the school.

    What is the total cost of CTX?

    If you’re already thinking of this question, you’re one step ahead of us! And you’re on the right track… .The total cost of attending CTX is $N/A and is much more indicative of how much you will pay over the course of one year to attend the school - with one BIG caveat: total cost excludes financial supports that help reduce the cost of attending school, like scholarships at CTX.

    Still, if you do not plan on receiving financial aid, student loans and the like then the Concordia University-Texas cost of attendance is the best indicator to consider.

    What does the total cost of CTX include?

    The total cost of CTX includes tuition and other common, material expenses, like textbooks and supplies, room and board, and meal costs, minus the average amount of financial aid and scholarships.


    What is the price of room and board at CTX?

    The cost of rooming and dorms at CTX is $6600

    The cost of meals at CTX is $4720.

    CTX does not fully report room and boarding charges.

    How can I afford CTX?

    You should use a variety of financial tools to offset the cost of CTX.



    If you will use student loans to help pay for CTX, these providers below all work with CTX students.

    How much will I pay for CTX?

    This is the million dollar question - literally! CTX students pay a variety of prices to attend the institution, as you already know. A very easy way to determine an average price you can expect to pay is by using your average family income and comparing it to the table below.

    For additional insight, try using the Concordia University-Texas net price calculator.

    Family Annual Income Average Net Price for CTX
    $0 - 30,000 N/A
    $30,001 - 48,000 N/A
    $48,001 - 75,000 N/A
    $75,001 - 110,000 N/A
    $110,001+ N/A

    How much debt will I graduate with from CTX?

    Beyond the years you plan on spending at Concordia University-Texas, the financial repercussions of CTX tuition will stay with you for awhile, especially if you take out loans to finance the education.

    The median debt for students who have completed a degree at CTX is $N/A. We can break down this number further by household income and student type (see where you might fit in):

    Family Income and Student Types Median Debt from CTX
    $0 - 30,000 Family income N/A
    $30,001 - 75,000 Family income N/A
    $75,000+ Family income N/A
    The median debt for Pell students N/A
    The median debt for female students N/A
    The median debt for male students N/A
    The median debt for first-generation students N/A

    Is CTX worth the cost?

    Going to college is an investment, and like all investments, you should look at the ROI of attending Concordia University-Texas.

    Luckily, we can provide some insightful data to help determine whether or not CTX is worth the cost by examining what past graduates are earning now.

    The average salary of students who were working six years after graduating from CTX is $N/A (the median is $N/A).

    After 8 years, the average salary for CTX graduates is $N/A.

    10 years out, the average salary for CTX graduates is $N/A.

    I think it’s particularly interesting to look at the salary 10 years after graduation, and it’s probably more indicative of whether CTX is worth the cost. The real upside of a college degree is that it puts you on a path where your future salary can increase substantially, and it may be hard to achieve that upside without a college degree.

    For example, after graduating from CTX you may get a job where the salary is not too much more than you’d make without a college degree, and you may have taken out a lot of loans to get there!


    The future earnings potential is going to be much higher if you go to CTX compared to not attending college at all. Therefore, it’s about maximizing that opportunity and reducing the debt needed to get there.

    How do CTX graduates fare compared to similar schools?

    This is an important question because if you’re considering CTX, you likely have other options on the table.



    There’s a lot of reasons why the average salary for CTX students would differ from its peer schools. Perhaps the most popular areas of study align with higher or lower paying careers, or the school has a massive and supportive alumni network.

    Here are just a few related schools to CTX that may be of interest. Click on any one to break down their costs and performance outcomes further.

    How much does CTX cost per semester?

    Assuming there are two semesters at CTX, you will pay $N/A per semester.

    How much does CTX cost per year?

    This is effectively the total annual cost of CTX, which is $N/A. However, you can also add room and board, textbooks, and other fees listed above onto that number to better determine how you will really spend in one year of attendance.

    Is it possible to attend CTX for free?

    In theory, yes it is possible to attend CTX for free. If you are a stellar student, you may get a scholarship to cover the entire cost of the education.


    Unless you are receiving a “full ride” (e.g. full scholarship) to attend CTX, though, it won’t be free. If you take out loans to finance the school, you may pay very little in the near term but all of that money must still be paid off in the long term.

    If you're trying to get in to CTX read about the requirements here