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35 programs in Family and Consumer Economics

Programs (35)

Family and Consumer Economics (masters)

Texas Tech University

$75,686—

Family and Consumer Economics (masters)

New Mexico State University-Main Campus

$54,079—

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

Texas Tech University

$53,997$27,750 debt

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

University of Missouri-Columbia

$50,614$27,000 debt

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

University of Georgia

$48,620$22,652 debt

Family and Consumer Economics (masters)

Arizona State University Campus Immersion

$47,736—

Family and Consumer Economics (masters)

Arizona State University Digital Immersion

$47,736—

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

Ohio State University-Main Campus

$46,474$25,000 debt

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

Texas State University

$45,666$19,822 debt

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

South Dakota State University

$44,891$23,789 debt

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

The University of Tennessee-Knoxville

$43,014$17,844 debt

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

The University of Alabama

$41,201$23,750 debt

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

New Mexico State University-Main Campus

$40,141*$24,271 debt*

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

Ohio University-Main Campus

$40,141*$24,271 debt*

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

University of Wisconsin-Madison

$40,141*$24,271 debt*

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

University of Arizona

$40,141*$24,271 debt*

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

Delaware State University

$40,141*$24,271 debt*

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

University of Hawaii at Manoa

$40,141*$24,271 debt*

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

University of Maryland-College Park

$40,141*$24,271 debt*

Family and Consumer Economics (bachelors)

University of Akron Main Campus

$40,141*$24,271 debt*

* Estimated from similar programs