Texas A&M University-San Antonio expanding program that offers free tuition
Texas A&M University-San Antonio will provide free tuition, waive associated fees and issue book stipends to eligible students beginning fall 2024, according to university officials. University President Salvador Hector Ochoa unveiled the school's new Jaguar Promise program during a press conference this week. The initiative expands an existing one which previously covered the top 10% of graduating high school seniors in the state.
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