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Lone Star College, Montgomery Paramedic Program: Pass Rate, Jobs and Local Pay

A Not stated program in Conroe. 95.8% of its graduates passed the NREMT paramedic exam in 2025.

Paramedic · Not stated · Conroe, Texas · Updated Nov. 4, 2026

Lone Star College runs this program at 2 Texas campuses

Each campus reports its own outcomes to CoAEMSP:

  • Montgomery (this page): 95.8% NREMT exam rate, 95.9% job placement
  • CyFair: 85.7% NREMT exam rate, 85.7% job placement
Total cost
NREMT pass rate
95.8%
2025 1
Job placement
95.9%
2025 1
Payback time
Local wage
$60,130
Median, Houston 2

The Short Version

  • Its NREMT exam rate (95.8%) is above the Texas program median of 87.0%.
  • 95.9% of graduates looking for work in the field found a job, by CoAEMSP's measure.

These lines are generated from the numbers on this page and change when the data does.

How Graduates Do

CoAEMSP requires every accredited program to publish the same outcome measures, so they can be compared program to program. 3

95.8%
NREMT written exam result, 2025 (attempt basis not stated)
95.9%
Job placement
86.0%
Retention (students who stayed in the program)
87.0%
Median of 42 Texas programs

Graduates who passed the National Registry (NREMT) paramedic cognitive exam, as the program reports it to CoAEMSP. Some programs report first-attempt results and some report passing within three attempts; each page says which when the program does. Job placement: graduates employed in EMS or a related field, or in the military or further education ("positive placement"), as the program reports it to CoAEMSP.

What It Costs

Lone Star College does not publish a total cost for this program. No paramedic program total or itemized cost list found on the program's own pages Ask the program for its cost sheet; contact details are on its page.

For comparison only, not this program's price: the 11 Texas paramedic programs that publish a cost range from $2,442 to $9,641, with a median of $4,828.

Jobs and Pay in the Houston Area

$60,130
Median pay, Houston area 4
$53,500 to $66,500
What the middle half earns
1,980
Paramedics employed, Houston area
580
Openings a year in Texas, 2024 to 2034 5

About 1,980 paramedics work in the Houston area. The middle half earn between $53,500 and $66,500 a year; new graduates usually start toward the lower end. Texas expects about 580 openings a year statewide through 2034, from new positions, retirements and people changing jobs, with the number of jobs growing 21.7% (from 8,530 to 10,370).

Other Paramedic Programs in the Houston Area

Compare all 9 paramedic programs in the Houston area

ProgramNREMT exam rateJob placementCost
College of the Mainland
Certificate, Texas City
100%100%$3,234
San Jacinto College
AAS or certificate, Pasadena
100%100%Not published
Houston City College, Northeast
AAS or certificate, Houston
96.0%86.0%Not published
Lone Star College, Montgomery (this page)
Not stated, Conroe
95.8%95.9%Not published
Lone Star College, North Harris
AAS or certificate, Houston
93.0%100%Not published
Lone Star College, CyFair
Not stated, Cypress
85.7%85.7%Not published
Alvin Community College
AAS or certificate, Alvin
81.3%81.3%$4,828
Galveston College
AAS or certificate, Galveston
57.0%100%Not published
Wharton County Junior College
Certificate, Wharton
Not reportedNot reportedNot published

Program Facts

Credential
Not stated
Accreditation
CoAEMSP, Accredited (CAAHEP, on CoAEMSP recommendation)
Leads to
NREMT paramedic certification exams (cognitive and psychomotor) and Texas DSHS certification
Visit Lone Star College's program page ↗

Sources and Dates

  1. Lone Star College, Montgomery program outcomes page, Program page lists 2021 to 2025.
  2. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, Paramedics (29-2043), May 2025 estimates.
  3. Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (programs accredited by CAAHEP) (CoAEMSP), checked Nov. 2026.
  4. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, Texas and metro areas (employment and wage percentiles), May 2025 estimates.
  5. Texas Workforce Commission, long-term occupational projections, 2024 to 2034.

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