The University of Texas at Tyler — ROI, Cost & Payback
The University of Texas at Tyler charges a net price of $13,323/yr after aid — a 4-year total of $53,292. Graduates earn a median $57,053 ten years after entry, $8,693/yr above the $48,360 high-school baseline, clearing the total in 6.1 years — a 20-year net return of $120,568, a solid payback. (Scorecard, 2026 · our math.)
| Measure | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Net price (after aid) | $13,323/yr | Scorecard, 2026 |
| Total net cost (4 yrs) | $53,292 | our math |
| Median earnings, 10 yrs after entry | $57,053 | Scorecard, 2026 |
| Earnings premium over HS baseline | $8,693/yr | our math |
| Median debt (completers) | $17,137 | Scorecard, 2026 |
| Payback | 6.1 yrs | our math |
| 20-year net return | $120,568 | our math |
College Scorecard (2026 release), institution-level · payback and returns are our math.
How we compute this. Payback = total net cost ÷ annual earnings premium, where the premium is median earnings 10 years after entry minus the $48,360 baseline (BLS 2024 median for a high-school-diploma worker 25+). Total net cost = net price × 4 years. We do not discount future dollars. The institution-wide earnings figure blends every major — a specific program's payback can be far better or worse. Full method on the methodology page.