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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
By Kate McGee

Gov. Greg Abbott wants to freeze tuition at Texas colleges and universities for another two years

Gov. Greg Abbott speaks about the recent 88th Legislative Session to an audience at the Texas Public Policy Foundation offices in Austin, on June 2, 2023. Abbott recounted policy victories in regards to fentanyl and the border crisis, as well as limiting gender affirming care and banning DEI practices in higher education. Abbott ended the event by promising to call a special session for school choice, after the current special session for property tax resolves.
Gov. Greg Abbott said Wednesday he would not support tuition increases at the state's public colleges and universities during next year's legislative session. (Credit: Evan L'Roy/The Texas Tribune)

Gov. Greg Abbott said Wednesday he will not support any tuition increases at Texas colleges and universities in the next two years, continuing the tuition freeze currently in place.

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