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Laredo College

What your GI Bill covers here, and what VA records about the school.

Laredo College is a public institution in Laredo, TX. 128 students use VA education benefits there. VA paid it $153,418 in Post-9/11 tuition and fees for 59 recipients in the most recent reporting year. It does not participate in Yellow Ribbon, so tuition above VA’s cap is not matched.

The numbers

TypePublic
AccreditationRegional
Students on VA benefits128
Undergraduate enrollment5,818
Tuition, in-state$4,500 / year
Tuition, out-of-state$5,748 / year
Books, estimated$1,800 / year
Housing allowance here$1,764 / month
Yellow RibbonNo
Graduation rate, all students30%
Median salary after attending$33,934
Academic calendarSemesters

Tuition figures are what VA has on file and may not match this year’s published rate. Confirm with the school.

What it does for military students

Each of these is a commitment the school has made and VA records. None of it is our assessment.

In-state tuition for veterans

Charges the resident rate to eligible veterans regardless of where they live.

Credit for military training

Awards academic credit for service schools and occupational experience.

Principles of Excellence

Committed to VA’s standards on advertising, cost disclosure and student support.

Who to contact

Address
West End Washington St
Laredo, TX 78040-4395

Main switchboard
(956) 721-5140

Website
www.laredo.edu/index.html

Veterans office
www.laredo.edu/veteran-services/index.html
Start here. They certify your enrollment and know the Yellow Ribbon position.

Financial aid
www.laredo.edu/admissions/financial-aid/index.html

Apply
www.applytexas.org

Check it yourself

Everything above comes from VA’s GI Bill Comparison Tool. See Laredo College’s VA record.

For cost, graduation and earnings data from the Education Department, look it up on the College Scorecard.

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Before you commit

Run the calculator with these figures — tuition $4,500, housing $1,764 a month — and you’ll see what your benefit actually covers here and what it doesn’t. Then read what to check before you enroll.

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