ELECTRICIAN SCHOOLS IN TEXAS — Federal Data, September 2026

Electrician Schools in Texas, Ranked On What Graduates Owe And Earn

8 accredited institutions in Texas report enough federal data on this program to be compared. They are ranked here on a single measure: how many months of gross pay it takes a graduate to cover the median debt.

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U.S. Department of Education data. No school paid to be listed.


Across the 8 ranked programs in Texas, the median graduate needs 2.8 months of gross pay to cover a median federal debt of $7,125, against median earnings of $30,684 one year after completion.

That is faster than the national median of 3.3 months for this field, measured across the 139 institutions in our national electrician schools ranking. The best performer in the state is Texas State Technical College in Waco, at 1.7 months.

Every figure on this page is recalculated on Texas institutions only. Nothing is carried over from the national page.

At A Glance

What the federal data says about electrician schools in Texas

2.8 mo
state median to cover the debt
$7,125
median debt at completion
$30,684
median earnings, one year out
62%
median completion rate

The Ranking

8 electrician schools in Texas, ranked by months of gross pay to cover the debt

Lower is better.

#SchoolTypeAwardMonthsDebtEarningsCompletion
1Texas State Technical CollegeWaco, TXPublicCertificate1.7$8,177$56,59746%
2Milan Institute-San Antonio IngramSan Antonio, TXfor-profitCertificate2.8$9,500$40,23862%
3Tulsa Welding School-HoustonHouston, TXfor-profitCertificate2.8$7,125$30,68470%
4Tulsa Welding School-Dallas CampusIrving, TXfor-profitCertificate2.8$7,125$30,684n/a
5Lamson InstituteSan Antonio, TXfor-profitCertificate2.9$8,867$36,26180%
6Southern Careers Institute-BrownsvilleBrownsville, TXfor-profitCertificate3.4$7,125$25,26768%
7Southern Careers Institute-San AntonioSan Antonio, TXfor-profitCertificate3.4$7,125$25,26761%
8Southern Careers Institute-WacoWaco, TXfor-profitCertificate3.4$7,125$25,26745%

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard, Most Recent Cohorts by Field of Study and by Institution (published 9 June 2026). Debt is the median federal Stafford and Grad PLUS loan debt of completers in this program; earnings are median earnings one year after completion. Where a school offers the program at both certificate and associate level, the shorter payback is shown. Completion is the institution’s published rate, not the program’s.

The Top Five, In Detail

The five fastest payback programs in Texas, one by one

Texas State Technical College

Waco, TX

Texas State Technical College is a public institution in Waco. Its electrician graduates leave with a median federal debt of $8,177 and report median earnings of $56,597 a year after completing, so the debt is covered by 1.7 months of gross pay: the fastest payback in the state, and 1.1 months faster than the Texas state median of 2.8. The award measured here is a certificate. The institution reports a 46% completion rate.

Milan Institute-San Antonio Ingram

San Antonio, TX

Milan Institute-San Antonio Ingram is a private for-profit institution in San Antonio. Its electrician graduates leave with a median federal debt of $9,500 and report median earnings of $40,238 a year after completing, so the debt is covered by 2.8 months of gross pay: the second fastest in the state, and right on the Texas state median of 2.8. The award measured here is a certificate. The institution reports a 62% completion rate.

Tulsa Welding School-Houston

Houston, TX

Tulsa Welding School-Houston is a private for-profit institution in Houston. Its electrician graduates leave with a median federal debt of $7,125 and report median earnings of $30,684 a year after completing, so the debt is covered by 2.8 months of gross pay: the third fastest in the state, and right on the Texas state median of 2.8. The award measured here is a certificate. The institution reports a 70% completion rate.

Tulsa Welding School-Dallas Campus

Irving, TX

Tulsa Welding School-Dallas Campus is a private for-profit institution in Irving. Its electrician graduates leave with a median federal debt of $7,125 and report median earnings of $30,684 a year after completing, so the debt is covered by 2.8 months of gross pay: fourth in the state, and right on the Texas state median of 2.8. The award measured here is a certificate.

Lamson Institute

San Antonio, TX

Lamson Institute is a private for-profit institution in San Antonio. Its electrician graduates leave with a median federal debt of $8,867 and report median earnings of $36,261 a year after completing, so the debt is covered by 2.9 months of gross pay: fifth in the state, and right on the Texas state median of 2.8. The award measured here is a certificate. The institution reports a 80% completion rate.

Read It Carefully

What this ranking does not measure

Absence from this page is not a verdict. The Department of Education suppresses figures for programs with small cohorts, so a small, excellent school will often have no publishable data at all. Schools that enroll no students on federal aid are outside this dataset entirely.

The measure is a ratio, not a repayment plan, and it counts federal loan debt only. Cash payments, private loans and employer sponsorship are invisible here. Local wages shape earnings as much as the school does, which is exactly why comparing inside one state, as this page does, is more informative than comparing across the country.

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