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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
By Sneha Dey

Nearly half of Texas high school students who earn college credits are Hispanic, study says

Passing period at United South High School in Laredo on Oct. 23, 2018.
Students pass through the halls at United South High School in Laredo in the fall of 2018. (Credit: Rachel Zein for The Texas Tribune)

Nearly half of all public high school students in Texas who earn college credits before they graduate are Hispanic, a new study found. That makes Texas a national leader in closing the gap between Hispanic and non-Hispanic students who participate in dual credit programs.

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