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State issuer

Texas State University System

$1,396,935,057 of principal outstanding on 11 issues at the end of fiscal year 2025.

Fiscal year 2025 at a glance

Principal outstanding
$1.4 billion
Fiscal year 2025

$1,396,935,057

Interest still to be paid
$567.7 million
Fiscal year 2025

$567,727,028

Total debt service outstanding
$2.0 billion
Fiscal year 2025

$1,964,662,085

Issues outstanding
11
Fiscal year 2025

Debt outstanding

Fiscal year 2025

Revenue supported
$1,396,935,05711 issues
Total outstanding
$1,396,935,05711 issues

Calculated by this site from the 11 issues below.

Debt issued

Fiscal year 2025

No issue with a reported par was issued in fiscal year 2025.

Debt outstanding by fiscal year

Fiscal years 2016 to 2025

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Principal outstanding at each fiscal year end, 2016 to 2025
Debt outstanding at each fiscal year end
Fiscal year?Principal?Interest?Total debt service?Issues?
Fiscal year2025 LatestPrincipal$1,396,935,057Interest$567,727,028Total debt service$1,964,662,085Issues11
Fiscal year2024Principal$1,425,782,560Interest$618,028,081Total debt service$2,043,810,641Issues12
Fiscal year2023Principal$1,053,743,000Interest$365,844,439Total debt service$1,419,587,439Issues10
Fiscal year2022Principal$1,052,254,000Interest$364,376,199Total debt service$1,416,630,199Issues11
Fiscal year2021Principal$1,062,343,000Interest$369,480,760Total debt service$1,431,823,760Issues11
Fiscal year2020Principal$1,115,150,000Interest$428,812,020Total debt service$1,543,962,020Issues11
Fiscal year2019Principal$1,101,830,000Interest$488,966,815Total debt service$1,590,796,815Issues11
Fiscal year2018Principal$1,093,555,000Interest$494,706,866Total debt service$1,588,261,866Issues12
Fiscal year2017Principal$1,110,593,000Interest$518,422,857Total debt service$1,629,015,857Issues13
Fiscal year2016Principal$804,023,000Interest$383,294,708Total debt service$1,187,317,708Issues11

Issues outstanding, fiscal year 2025

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Issues with principal outstanding, largest first
Issuance name?Pledge?Maturity date?Principal?Scheduled interest?Total payment?Closed?Purpose?
Issuance nameRFS Ref Bonds Ser 2024 PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date3/15/2054Principal$580,395,000Scheduled interest$360,319,200Total payment$940,714,200Closed6/11/2024PurposeSchool facilities and equipment
Issuance nameRFS Rev and Ref Bonds Ser 2017A PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date3/15/2032Principal$214,595,000Scheduled interest$51,911,250Total payment$266,506,250Closed1/31/2017PurposeSchool facilities and equipment
Issuance nameRFS Rev & Ref Bonds Ser 2019A PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date3/15/2030Principal$121,895,000Scheduled interest$37,194,600Total payment$159,089,600Closed12/17/2019PurposeSchool facilities and equipment
Issuance nameRFS Rev & Ref Bonds Txbl Ser 2019B PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date3/15/2040Principal$107,275,000Scheduled interest$21,342,541Total payment$128,617,541Closed11/21/2019PurposeRefunding
Issuance nameRFS Rev & Ref Bonds, Series 2015A PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date3/15/2028Principal$88,570,000Scheduled interest$27,258,013Total payment$115,828,013Closed3/18/2015PurposeSchool facilities and equipment
Issuance nameCP Program Series A PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date2/1/2036Principal$84,672,000Scheduled interest$14,369,250Total payment$99,041,250ClosedNot reportedPurposeNot reported
Issuance nameRFS Rev & Ref Bonds Ser 2021A PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date3/15/2050Principal$75,605,000Scheduled interest$26,208,888Total payment$101,813,888Closed2/2/2021PurposeRefunding
Issuance nameRFS Rev & Ref Bonds, Taxable Series 2015B PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date3/15/2045Principal$69,105,000Scheduled interest$14,833,139Total payment$83,938,139Closed3/18/2015PurposeSchool facilities and equipment
Issuance nameRFS Ref Bonds Txbl Ser 2021B PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date3/15/2042Principal$29,440,000Scheduled interest$8,651,307Total payment$38,091,307Closed2/2/2021PurposeRefunding
Issuance nameRFS Rev Bonds Ser 2017B (Taxable) PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date3/15/2036Principal$20,345,000Scheduled interest$5,284,007Total payment$25,629,007Closed1/31/2017PurposeSchool facilities and equipment
Issuance nameGASB 87 Lease Purchase Agreements PledgeRevenue supportedMaturity date8/31/2032Principal$5,038,057Scheduled interest$354,833Total payment$5,392,890ClosedNot reportedPurposeNot reported

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Earlier issues

8 issues last reported before fiscal year 2025: repaid, refunded or matured

Other issues

2 issues with no balance reported at a fiscal year end, such as those known only from their costs of issuance

Texas fiscal years run September 1 to August 31. Each chart is as of fiscal year 2025 unless it names its years.

Colleges and university systems with revenue debt outstanding

Fiscal year 2025

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UTS
University of Texas System
TAMUS
Texas A&M University System
UHS
University of Houston System
TSUS
Texas State University System
TTUS
Texas Tech University System
UNTS
University of North Texas System
TSTC
Texas State Technical College
TWU
Texas Woman's University
SFA
Stephen F. Austin State University
TSU
Texas Southern University
MSU
Midwestern State University
  1. University of Texas System$13.8 billion
  2. Texas A&M University System$5.4 billion
  3. University of Houston System$1.8 billion
  4. Texas State University System$1.4 billion
  5. Texas Tech University System$1.1 billion
  6. University of North Texas System$901.0 million
  7. Texas State Technical College$415.1 million
  8. Texas Woman's University$218.4 million
  9. Stephen F. Austin State University$154.8 million
  10. Texas Southern University$119.0 million
  11. Midwestern State University$58.0 million
  • Tuition revenue bonds (TRB)
  • Revenue Financing System (RFS)
  • Permanent University Fund (PUF)

Principal of revenue debt outstanding, each system split by its three bond programs. BRB chart data fetched 10/15/2026.

Colleges and university systems with revenue debt outstanding: the figures
SystemTuition revenue bonds (TRB)Revenue Financing System (RFS)Permanent University Fund (PUF)Total
University of Texas System$871,778,000$8,694,797,000$4,216,325,000$13,782,900,000
Texas A&M University System$772,445,595$3,043,875,425$1,628,020,000$5,444,341,020
University of Houston System$521,345,000$1,304,450,000$0$1,825,795,000
Texas State University System$284,405,000$1,112,530,057$0$1,396,935,057
Texas Tech University System$339,322,125$773,604,875$0$1,112,927,000
University of North Texas System$145,120,000$755,918,386$0$901,038,386
Texas State Technical College$201,900,000$213,211,195$0$415,111,195
Texas Woman's University$98,905,000$119,520,000$0$218,425,000
Stephen F. Austin State University$34,540,000$120,235,093$0$154,775,093
Texas Southern University$118,990,000$0$0$118,990,000
Midwestern State University$33,280,000$24,760,983$0$58,040,983

Total annual debt service outstanding

Fiscal years 2006 to 2053

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  • TRB principal
  • TRB interest
  • RFS principal
  • RFS interest
  • PUF: none outstanding

Principal and interest still owed at each fiscal year end, scheduled to the final maturity. BRB chart data fetched 10/15/2026.

Total annual debt service outstanding: the figures
Fiscal yearTRB principalTRB interestRFS principalRFS interestTotal
2006$180,832,039$74,311,508$328,227,962$200,087,750$783,459,258
2007$171,021,430$65,531,010$337,118,570$197,410,794$771,081,805
2008$238,675,535$101,839,201$424,864,465$240,950,543$1,006,329,743
2009$220,551,608$93,171,476$484,823,392$271,307,112$1,069,853,588
2010$206,075,338$80,827,219$522,859,661$304,143,827$1,113,906,045
2011$191,490,480$72,005,646$586,239,520$350,633,573$1,200,369,219
2012$175,879,970$61,942,242$577,365,029$328,965,313$1,144,152,555
2013$161,476,149$53,159,133$622,308,851$352,305,014$1,189,249,148
2014$146,429,941$44,877,179$661,365,059$374,461,775$1,227,133,955
2015$125,817,703$34,058,253$720,292,297$385,608,533$1,265,776,786
2016$111,316,948$27,853,718$692,706,052$355,440,988$1,187,317,706
2017$300,396,863$112,445,217$810,196,137$405,977,638$1,629,015,855
2018$275,560,425$97,440,874$817,994,575$397,265,990$1,588,261,865
2019$253,647,058$83,675,653$848,182,942$405,291,162$1,590,796,815
2020$229,776,710$70,873,715$885,373,290$357,938,304$1,543,962,019
2021$207,425,000$59,545,226$854,918,000$309,935,534$1,431,823,759
2022$183,405,000$49,278,362$868,849,000$315,097,838$1,416,630,200
2023$164,830,000$40,146,750$888,913,000$325,697,688$1,419,587,438
2024$316,880,000$78,460,718$1,108,902,560$539,567,362$2,043,810,640
2025$284,405,000$64,659,200$1,112,530,057$503,067,826$1,964,662,083
2026$251,270,000$50,445,800$1,047,812,317$457,780,694$1,807,308,812
2027$216,475,000$37,889,150$984,852,036$415,244,064$1,654,460,250
2028$182,310,000$27,072,250$919,401,190$375,413,333$1,504,196,773
2029$146,985,000$17,956,750$858,750,610$338,336,210$1,362,028,569
2030$109,940,000$10,607,500$801,752,320$303,875,853$1,226,175,673
2031$71,050,000$5,110,500$745,283,720$271,853,652$1,093,297,872
2032$31,160,000$1,558,000$691,792,000$242,343,847$966,853,847
2033$0$0$639,157,000$215,180,921$854,337,921
2034$0$0$584,382,000$190,424,673$774,806,673
2035$0$0$530,677,000$167,997,745$698,674,745
2036$0$0$479,922,000$147,854,161$627,776,161
2037$0$0$440,447,000$129,855,462$570,302,462
2038$0$0$399,792,000$113,389,956$513,181,956
2039$0$0$360,537,000$98,512,764$459,049,764
2040$0$0$330,207,000$85,195,022$415,402,022
2041$0$0$303,282,000$73,123,898$376,405,898
2042$0$0$277,992,000$62,240,276$340,232,276
2043$0$0$252,482,000$52,474,216$304,956,216
2044$0$0$166,245,000$43,878,881$210,123,881
2045$0$0$147,760,000$36,509,838$184,269,838
2046$0$0$132,635,000$29,834,563$162,469,563
2047$0$0$116,950,000$23,716,138$140,666,138
2048$0$0$100,680,000$18,177,250$118,857,250
2049$0$0$83,815,000$13,240,163$97,055,163
2050$0$0$66,325,000$8,927,625$75,252,625
2051$0$0$50,995,000$5,445,563$56,440,563
2052$0$0$34,855,000$2,768,325$37,623,325
2053$0$0$17,875,000$938,438$18,813,438

Total principal outstanding

Fiscal years 2006 to 2025

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  • Revenue supported, self-supporting
  • None: tax supported, not self-supporting; tax supported, self-supporting; revenue supported, not self-supporting

Principal outstanding at each fiscal year end, by pledge and whether the debt pays for itself. BRB chart data fetched 10/15/2026.

Total principal outstanding: the figures
Fiscal yearRevenue supported, self-supportingTotal
2006$509,060,001$509,060,001
2007$508,140,001$508,140,001
2008$663,540,000$663,540,000
2009$705,375,000$705,375,000
2010$728,935,000$728,935,000
2011$777,730,000$777,730,000
2012$753,245,000$753,245,000
2013$783,785,000$783,785,000
2014$807,795,000$807,795,000
2015$846,110,000$846,110,000
2016$804,023,000$804,023,000
2017$1,110,593,000$1,110,593,000
2018$1,093,555,000$1,093,555,000
2019$1,101,830,000$1,101,830,000
2020$1,115,150,000$1,115,150,000
2021$1,062,343,000$1,062,343,000
2022$1,052,254,000$1,052,254,000
2023$1,053,743,000$1,053,743,000
2024$1,425,782,560$1,425,782,560
2025$1,396,935,057$1,396,935,057

Bond counsel fees paid

Past five fiscal years

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  1. McCall Parkhurst & Horton, LLP$309,208

Total fees paid to each firm. BRB chart data fetched 10/15/2026.

Financial advisor fees paid

Past five fiscal years

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  1. Hilltop Securities, Inc$463,870

Total fees paid to each firm. BRB chart data fetched 10/15/2026.

Underwriter fees paid

Past five fiscal years

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  1. Wells Fargo Bank$894,907
  2. Morgan Stanley$300,579
  3. Citigroup, Inc$205,431
  4. Cabrera Capital Markets, LLC$146,636
  5. Academy Securities, Inc$144,957
  6. Frost Bank$142,552
  7. JP Morgan Chase & Co$105,286
  8. Piper Jaffray & Co$101,124
  9. Ramirez & Co Inc$89,824

Management fee plus takedown, for each of the top 20 firms. BRB chart data fetched 10/15/2026.

Rating agency fees paid

Past five fiscal years

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  1. Moodys$263,500, 55%
  2. Fitch$219,000, 45%

Total fees paid to each rating agency, with its share. BRB chart data fetched 10/15/2026.

Charts: BRB Data Center, Texas State University System: its seven chart CSVs. BRB chart data fetched 10/15/2026.

EMMA links are added as each issue is matched.

Source: State Issuance Fee By Year (updated by the publisher 8/27/2026); Debt Outstanding By Issuance State By Year (updated by the publisher 10/6/2026). Loaded here 10/18/2026.

Texas fiscal years run September 1 to August 31.

Issuer names are shown as published, without source footnote letters.

Figures are as reported to the agency and have not been independently verified.