BACHELOR'S DEGREE · DEGREE PAYOFF · FEDERAL FIELD 1999

Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences, Other: is this bachelor's degree worth it?

National picture across 1 reporting college programs.

ROI withheld

Not available in median year-4 earnings

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Not availableMedian year-4 earnings
$16,200Average institution net-price context
$22,855Median federal debt
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WHAT THIS DEGREE PAYS

Observed national outcomes

Not availableMedian reported earnings · year 4
Not availableAverage reported earnings · year 5
$22,855Median federal debt
1thYear-4 earnings percentile at this credential
1Reporting programs
0With year-4 earnings
WHERE OUTCOMES ARE STRONGEST

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1University of UtahNot available

Observed year-4 earnings · top displayed records are not a universal ranking

WHERE THIS FIELD CAN LEAD

Related occupations

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NO MATCHSOC 99-9999 · 1 crosswalk links
BEST COLLEGES FOR FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES/HUMAN SCIENCES, OTHER

Same degree, different outcomes

Compare reported outcomes using the same federal field and credential. ROI uses each institution’s average net price as a scenario—not an individual aid offer.

#CollegeLocationEarnings, year 4Federal debt10-year ROIVerdict
1University of UtahBachelor's DegreeSalt Lake City, UTNot available$22,855WithheldPrice-proxy sensitive$16,200

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