The Collin College Board of Trustees voted on Tuesday, March 25 to maintain the district’s current tuition rates for Fall 2025, keeping the $67 per credit hour rate for in-district students. 

The district’s rate is the lowest in Texas.

Board of Trustees Chair Andrew Hardin said the decision reflects the college’s ongoing commitment to making higher education affordable and accessible.

“Collin College is committed to providing an affordable and impactful education to our students,” Hardin said. “We are pleased to continue with our current low tuition rates to ensure that higher education remains accessible to our communities.”

The tuition rate applies to all credit students, regardless of their educational goals, whether they are pursuing bachelor’s degrees, associate degrees or certificates.

Neil Matkin, Collin College district president, emphasized the importance of affordability in the Board’s decision.

“I am proud to work for a district and with a Board of Trustees that prioritizes keeping tuition costs manageable,” Matkin said. “College degrees open many doors, but students should be able to complete their degrees without incurring large debts. Keeping tuition low helps ensure our students can reach their goals.”

Collin College serves more than 60,000 students annually and offers over 200 degrees and certificates, including Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Bachelor of Applied Technology in Cybersecurity, Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management, and Bachelor of Applied Science in Clinical Operations Management. As the only public college in Collin County, the institution partners with businesses, government, and industry to provide customized training and workforce development.

For more information, visit www.collin.edu.

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