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Seeking affordable universities offering online degrees in human development

I'm really interested in pursuing a degree in human development but with a limited budget. Does anyone know of any universities that offer an affordable online program in this field?

a year ago

Absolutely! Several universities offer affordable online degrees in Human Development. Here are some examples:

1. Washington State University (WSU) provides a Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Development fully online. Tuition rates are based on residency, with special discounts for residents of the state. Non-residents will pay a bit more, but the cost is still competitive compared to many other universities.

2. Arizona State University (ASU) offers a BS in Family and Human Development, and it's all online. ASU is known for having one of the largest online portals where they have a very substantial catalog of degrees.

3. Oregon State University (OSU) has an online B.S. in Human Development and Family Sciences. Both in-state and out-of-state students pay the same tuition rate for this program, which can make it more affordable if you're not an Oregon resident.

4. Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) provides a baccalaureate degree in Human Development and Family Studies as part of its World Campus, which is its online platform. Penn State is a respected Big 10 university with a solid reputation.

5. The University of Wisconsin-Madison (UWM) offers an online Bachelor’s in Human Development and Family Studies.

Remember, when considering the overall cost of a degree, it's important to look beyond just tuition. There could be additional costs, like textbooks and technology fees, for instance.

Also, you can potentially reduce the cost by applying for scholarships and grants. Both the universities themselves and external organizations might have financial aid options available.

Lastly, while it's important to consider the cost of tuition, you shouldn't base your decision solely on that. Check factors such as the university's reputation, course content, access to academic support and resources, alumni network, etc. University education is an investment, and you would ideally want the best possible returns from it.

a year ago

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