Compare 173 Sociology. programs in the South. Average earnings: $39,111.
| Rank | School | Program Earnings | Cohort Size | Student Debt | Student GPS | Parent Debt | Parent GPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #76 | $39,940 | 119 | $22,858 | Challenging | $14,638 | High | |
| #77 | East Carolina UniversityPublic | $39,917 | 52 | $22,750 | Manageable | $19,710 | High |
| #78 | $39,759 | 24 | $22,135 | Manageable | $18,071 | High | |
| #79 | University Of LouisvillePublic | $39,655 | 32 | $20,500 | Manageable | $20,717 | High |
| #80 | Georgia State UniversityPublic | $39,594 | 154 | $20,903 | Manageable | $14,837 | High |
| #81 | $39,574 | 38 | $20,500 | Manageable | $38,513 | High | |
| #82 | $39,509 | 26 | $20,346 | Manageable | $16,180 | High | |
| #83 | Rice UniversityPrivate | $39,009 | 37 | $11,000 | Good | $35,338 | High |
| #84 | $38,927 | 14 | $23,409 | Challenging | $18,080 | High | |
| #85 | $38,914 | 9 | $21,030 | Manageable | $19,367 | High | |
| #86 | Lander UniversityPublic | $38,892 | 19 | $25,000 | Challenging | $16,919 | High |
| #87 | $38,820 | 54 | $26,000 | Challenging | $13,815 | High | |
| #88 | $38,745 | 118 | $16,500 | Manageable | $13,610 | High | |
| #89 | $38,547 | 46 | $23,750 | Challenging | $35,414 | High | |
| #90 | $38,499 | 33 | $15,531 | Manageable | $13,835 | High | |
| #91 | $38,457 | 22 | $22,675 | Challenging | $11,428 | High | |
| #92 | $38,446 | 47 | $20,231 | Manageable | $21,919 | High | |
| #93 | Vanderbilt UniversityPrivate | $38,289 | 29 | $14,000 | Manageable | $30,844 | High |
| #94 | Mcneese State UniversityPublic | $38,132 | 20 | $23,000 | Challenging | $13,410 | High |
| #95 | $38,079 | 43 | $20,500 | Challenging | $15,265 | High | |
| #96 | $38,054 | 64 | $15,650 | Manageable | $11,640 | High | |
| #97 | Lamar UniversityPublic | $38,042 | 41 | $21,250 | Challenging | $11,359 | High |
| #98 | $37,608 | 7 | $22,934 | Challenging | $14,224 | High | |
| #99 | $37,586 | 51 | $12,950 | Good | $8,107 | Challenging | |
| #100 | $37,465 | 40 | $22,987 | Challenging | $8,791 | High |
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