Demographics

College Station is a vibrant and growing city in the heart of Texas, known for its strong economy, educated workforce, and strategic location. Home to Texas A&M University, the city benefits from a dynamic population that fuels innovation and development. Its well-connected infrastructure and mobility options support both businesses and residents, making it a hub for economic and social activity. With a diverse demographic makeup and a thriving job market, College Station continues to be a key player in the region’s growth and opportunity.

Quick Facts

Population

2020 120,511
2026 130,432
2031 137,594

Source: The Retail Coach

Age

0-9 Years 9.7%
10-17 Years 8.96%
18-24 Years 36.47%
25-34 Year 13.47%
35-44 Years 10.05%
45-54 Years 7.69%
55-64 Years 5.81%
65 and Older 7.85%
Median Age 23.83
Average Age 30.8

Source: The Retail Coach

Educational Attainment

Graduate or Professional Degree 26.99%
Bachelors Degree 30.25%
Associate Degree 7.65%
Some College 15.62%
High School Graduate (GED) 13.92%
Some High School, No Degree 3.22%
Less than 9th Grade 2.34%

Source: The Retail Coach

Income

Average HH $89,367
Median HH $51,530
Per Capita $36,489

Source: The Retail Coach

Race Distribution

White 62.39%
Black/African American 9.09%
American Indian/Alaskan .52%
Asian 8.92%
Native Hawaiian/Islander .12%
Other Race 8.2%
Two or More Races 10.76%
Hispanic 21.02%
Non-Hispanic 78.98%

Source: The Retail Coach