Master in Sustainability

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With low budgets, there usually isn't a fancy option. I believe Texas Tech is under $500 per credit hour or near it. It's not a fancy school, but it's a decent one. They have statistics on how graduates of their environmental sustainability program do, and most of them find a job in a short period of time. More specifically, 60% of their graduates are employed upon graduation,  and it's probably because of the internship. There are no required campus visits. I think the average starting salary is around $60k, but I could be wrong.

I did send her the Texas Tech one as well, it looks like the Track 1 may be a good fit.  The site was rather difficult to locate tuition information on.  So many of these schools pay too much attention to making things look web-fancy that they forget that people need the function of the  information being easily obtained.