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Hallmark University
San Antonio, TX · Private (nonprofit) · 769 students · mostly bachelor degrees
106th-cheapest of 340 Texas colleges by net price.
Official site →Net price / year
$12,513
after grant aid
Sticker cost / year
$18,419
Graduation rate
66%
Admission rate
51%
Median graduate earnings
$40,183
~10 yrs after entry
Median student debt
$25,438
Pell grant recipients
53%
3-yr loan default rate
0%
Fields of study
16 programsClinical Nurse Leader · Associate's Degree$86,615Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician · Associate's Degree103 grads/yr$62,986Computer and Information Systems Security/Auditing/Information Assurance · Bachelor's Degree61 grads/yr$58,501Business Administration and Management, General · Bachelor's Degree41 grads/yr$48,295Cloud Computing · Associate's Degree$45,698Computer and Information Sciences, General · Associate's Degree25 grads/yr$36,911
Earnings shown where the Department of Education reports them; programs with too few graduates are suppressed.
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