University of New Hampshire Human Development and Family Studies: earnings, debt & careers

Human Development and Family Studies graduates of University of New Hampshire earn a median $55,186 four years after graduating ($32,146 after one year), with median federal loan debt of $27,000. That is $8,207 above the U.S. median for Human Development and Family Studies graduates ($46,979 across 167 colleges), and ranks 1st of 1 New Hampshire colleges.

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Earnings, 4 years after graduating
$55,186

U.S. median for this major: $46,979.

College Scorecard field of study; 120 graduates with earnings reported

Earnings, 1 year after
$32,146

Median for graduates who received federal aid.

College Scorecard field of study

Median debt at graduation
$27,000

About 49% of median earnings 4 years out. U.S. median $25,000.

College Scorecard field of study (federal loans)

What your family pays
$23,805 /yr

Average after grants for all families receiving federal aid. Pick your income above.

Sticker price $35,537. College Scorecard.

University of New Hampshire Human Development and Family Studies: pay against the field, and payback

Same major, other colleges

University of New Hampshire graduates$55,186

Fewer than 3 New Hampshire colleges report earnings for this major, so there is no state median.

U.S. median (167 colleges)$46,979 (+$8,207)

Median earnings 4 years after graduating; state and U.S. figures are the median of each covered college's graduates in this major. College Scorecard; calculated by EducationGuide.

Human Development and Family Studies nationally: jobs, pay at ages 25-34, every state →

Cost to finish and years to pay back, by income

Uses University of New Hampshire's school-wide net price (no college reports it by major) and this major's graduate earnings.

Family incomeNet price / yrCost to finishYears to pay back
$0–30k$16,523$68,0755.1 years
$30–48k$17,476$72,0015.4 years
$48–75k$19,446$80,1186.0 years
$75–110k$22,815$93,9987.0 years
$110k+$28,588$117,7838.8 years

Cost to finish = yearly price × 4.1 years, the average time graduates took (69% finished in 4 years; students who entered fall 2017, IPEDS). Years to pay back = cost to finish ÷ the earnings gain: median earnings of Human Development and Family Studies graduates 4 years after graduating ($55,186) minus $41,763 for high school graduates ages 25-34 in NH (Census ACS 2020-2024), a gain of $13,423 a year. Before taxes, loan interest and earnings given up while in school. Method

College Scorecard; IPEDS Graduation Rates; U.S. Census Bureau ACS. Calculated by EducationGuide.

What families pay at University of New Hampshire, by income

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University of New Hampshire Human Development and Family Studies questions

How much do University of New Hampshire Human Development and Family Studies graduates earn?

Human Development and Family Studies graduates of University of New Hampshire earn a median $55,186 four years after graduating and $32,146 one year after. The U.S. median for Human Development and Family Studies graduates across 167 colleges is $46,979.

How much debt do University of New Hampshire Human Development and Family Studies graduates have?

The median federal loan debt for Human Development and Family Studies graduates of University of New Hampshire is $27,000, about 49% of their median earnings four years out. Nationally the median is $25,000.

Where does University of New Hampshire rank for Human Development and Family Studies in New Hampshire?

Of 1 New Hampshire colleges reporting Human Development and Family Studies graduate earnings, University of New Hampshire ranks 1st, the highest.

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Sources: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (field of study: median earnings and federal loan debt of graduates who received federal aid); BLS. How we score
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Cite this: “University of New Hampshire Human Development and Family Studies: earnings, debt and careers,” EducationGuide.com, https://educationguide.com/colleges/university-of-new-hampshire-main-campus/majors/human-development-and-family-studies (College Scorecard and BLS data).