At large universities there are so many different tastes, lifestyles and wide ranges of financial resources that it is difficult to provide exact costs. We can help you estimate the cost of attending Texas Tech. Of course, we cannot determine personal living expenses, so we will leave that up to you. Preference is given to applications completed by April 15 for the fall semester, by October 1 for the spring semester, and by March 1 for the summer sessions. Preference is given to applications completed by April 15 for the fall semester, by October 1 for the spring semester, and by March 1 for the summer sessions.
Grants require no repayment or work obligation.
Work-study enables students to work on campus, often in positions related to their field of study, while going to school. Loans with low interest rates and long-term are repaid after a student is no longer enrolled. Employment on campus or in the Lubbock community is available through the part-time employment office. There are several ways to be exempt from the TASP test, including the achievement of certain ACT, SAT or TAAS test scores. For more information, please contact your counselor or advisor, or the Office of Admissions and School Relations at Texas Tech.