Social Sciences Programs

Know about Social Sciences Major Programs and Check Schools Offering Social Sciences Programs.

Social Sciences is a program that focuses on the general study of human social behavior and social institutions using any of the methodologies common to the social sciences and/or history, or an undifferentiated program of study in the social sciences.

Major Programs/Concentration in Social Sciences

In United States, 493 schools offers the Social Sciences program. The average tuition & fees of these schools offering Social Sciences is $9,534 for in-state students and $39,501 for out-of-state students. In average, the SAT score is 1,234 and the ACT score is 28 over the schools. The average acceptance rate is 75%.

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NameOffered Degree*Test ScoresAcceptance RateTuitionStudent Population
Manhattan CollegePrivate,4-yearsRiverdale, New York Bachelor 1,230 (SAT)
28 (ACT)
82.30% $50,850 3,575
Manhattanville CollegePrivate,4-yearsPurchase, New York Bachelor - 84.12% $42,950 2,240
Marymount Manhattan CollegePrivate,4-yearsNew York, New York Associate 1,200 (SAT)
25 (ACT)
72.09% $40,260 1,608
Mercy CollegePrivate,4-yearsDobbs Ferry, New York Bachelor 1,120 (SAT)
23 (ACT)
85.86% $22,106 8,615
Mount Saint Mary CollegePrivate,4-yearsNewburgh, New York Bachelor 1,130 (SAT) 88.29% $41,370 1,918
College of Mount Saint VincentPrivate,4-yearsBronx, New York Associate 1,085 (SAT)
23 (ACT)
88.89% $42,740 2,877
Nazareth UniversityPrivate,4-yearsRochester, New York Bachelor 1,230 (SAT)
27 (ACT)
83.94% $40,880 2,522
New York UniversityPrivate,4-yearsNew York, New York Bachelor
Master
1,530 (SAT)
34 (ACT)
12.46% $60,438 59,144
Niagara UniversityPrivate,4-yearsNiagara University, New York Bachelor 1,130 (SAT)
26 (ACT)
89.55% $38,135 3,858
Rensselaer Polytechnic InstitutePrivate,4-yearsTroy, New York Bachelor
Master
Doctorate
1,450 (SAT)
33 (ACT)
64.51% $61,884 6,968
Roberts Wesleyan UniversityPrivate,4-yearsRochester, New York Bachelor 1,290 (SAT)
28 (ACT)
99.50% $37,504 1,573
St. Thomas Aquinas CollegePrivate,4-yearsSparkill, New York Bachelor 1,110 (SAT) 88.61% $37,720 2,033
St. Joseph's University-New YorkPrivate,4-yearsBrooklyn, New York Bachelor 1,175 (SAT)
24 (ACT)
76.71% $34,535 4,348
St. John's University-New YorkPrivate,4-yearsQueens, New York Bachelor 1,210 (SAT)
27 (ACT)
84.67% $50,110 19,663
SUNY at AlbanyPublic,4-yearsAlbany, New York Master 1,190 (SAT)
25 (ACT)
67.90% $10,408 (in-state)
$28,998(out-of-state)
16,658
Binghamton UniversityPublic,4-yearsVestal, New York Bachelor 1,430 (SAT)
31 (ACT)
41.75% $10,363 (in-state)
$29,453(out-of-state)
18,312
University at BuffaloPublic,4-yearsBuffalo, New York Bachelor
Master
1,280 (SAT)
29 (ACT)
67.71% $10,782 (in-state)
$30,572(out-of-state)
32,099
SUNY Buffalo State UniversityPublic,4-yearsBuffalo, New York Bachelor 1,065 (SAT) 85.98% $8,486 (in-state)
$18,906(out-of-state)
6,445
Empire State UniversityPublic,4-yearsSaratoga Springs, New York Associate
Bachelor
- - $7,630 (in-state)
$17,540(out-of-state)
9,407
Syracuse UniversityPrivate,4-yearsSyracuse, New York Master
Doctorate
Post-graduate
1,350 (SAT)
30 (ACT)
51.75% $63,061 22,698
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*: offered degree for the Social Sciences program. Schools may offer other degrees for other programs.