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Texas sonography programs: who passes, who gets hired, and what it costs

Diagnostic medical sonographers use ultrasound to image organs, blood vessels, hearts and pregnancies. Texas programs are associate degrees, certificates or bachelor's degrees, with concentrations in general, cardiac or vascular sonography, and lead to ARDMS or CCI credentials. Below is every JRC-DMS-accredited program in Texas we could confirm, with the outcomes each one reports. Data checked Nov. 4, 2026.

Programs
37
JRC-DMS-accredited
Median credential exam rate
93.3%
Of 23 reporting
Median job placement
95.8%
Of 22 reporting
Published costs
$4,810 to $50,193
13 of 37 publish
Texas median wage
$92,580
diagnostic medical sonographers, BLS 2025

Every program, highest credential exam rate first

Rates are multi-year averages as each program reports them to JRC-DMS, so small programs are not swung by one class. Tap a program for its cost, job placement and sources.

5 programs report a 100% rate with at least 20 graduates in the period.

By area

Houston area (8)

Dallas area (6)

Fort Worth area (6)

Austin area (3)

El Paso area (3)

San Antonio area (3)

Beaumont-Port Arthur area (2)

Corpus Christi area (2)

Killeen-Temple area (1)

Midland-Odessa area (1)

Rio Grande Valley area (1)

Tyler-Longview area (1)

How to become a sonographer in Texas: steps, fees and pay

How to read these numbers

Graduates who passed the ARDMS or CCI credentialing exams for their concentration, as the program reports it to JRC-DMS.

Job placement: graduates employed in sonography, as the program reports it to JRC-DMS. Costs are each school's own published estimate; programs that only list per-credit tuition show "Not published". How we get our numbers