The University of Texas system is moving to offer free tuition for students of families that make up to $100,000 per year, beginning next fall.

The University of Texas System has a plan to provide tuition-free education at all nine institutions for undergraduate students from families earning $100,000 or less a year, beginning next fall. Announced Wednesday,

Some Texas Republicans criticized the free tuition initiative for families making $100,000 or less as an “abuse of power.”

The University of Texas System is set to offer free tuition to undergraduate students from families earning $100,000 or less, starting next fall. With a $35 million campus funding boost, this initiative extends to all nine academic institutions.

Texas students whose families earn less than $100,000 in annual income will soon be eligible for free tuition at every University of Texas System school, administrators announced Wednesday. The plan expands existing "promise programs" at the system's nine academic institutions,

The University of Texas System Board of Regents’ Academic Affairs Committee approved a new program that will provide free tuition for certain undergraduates.Through the Promise Plus program, UT System Institution undergrads whose families have an adjusted gross income of $100,

Students with families who make less than $100,000 could soon receive free tuition at the nine academic institutions in the University of Texas System.

Texas students whose families make less than $100,000 annually will soon get free tuition and waived fees at any of the academic universities in the University of Texas System, the board of regents announced Wednesday.

In committee, regents ruled to dedicate $35 million to support the new threshold in perpetuity. UT System estimates could help 7 million Texans a year