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Texas students' post-high school credential attainment lags behind job market needs, especially among disadvantaged groups.
Texas students are increasingly earning college degrees or certificates, with attainment rising over the past 15 years, according to December 2025 data.
Yet, only 25% of students obtain post-high school credentials within the state, falling short of the 75% of future U.S. jobs expected to require such education by 2031.
Economically disadvantaged students, who make up nearly 60% of public school enrollment, face significant barriers, with lower completion rates across all district types.
Persistent dropout rates affect low-income, male, and Black and Hispanic students most, driven by financial and personal challenges.
Despite new state policies to support student success, gaps remain, especially for vulnerable populations, and many students who leave college without completing their credentials struggle with debt and re-entry.
El logro de credenciales después de la escuela secundaria de los estudiantes de Texas se queda atrás de las necesidades del mercado laboral, especialmente entre los grupos desfavorecidos.