Field of study · CIP 03.99

Natural Resources and Conservation, Other

Offered at 16 college programs that reported results. Here is what graduates earn and owe at each credential level, and which programs pay best.

By credential level

CredentialProgramsTypical earnings, 1 yrTypical earnings, 5 yrsTypical debt
Certificate1———
Associate2———
Bachelor's7$30,975$47,525—
Master's4———
Graduate certificate2———

"Typical" is the median across programs of each program's median, counting only programs with unsuppressed data (at least three). It describes a typical program, not a national median for all graduates. Certificate figures include certificates earned at four-year colleges, often alongside a bachelor's; see degrees vs. certificates for a cleaner comparison. Source: College Scorecard field of study data.

Highest-earning bachelor's programs

#CollegeStateEarnings, 1 yrEarnings, 5 yrsMedian debt
1University of California-DavisCA—$60,557—
2Juniata CollegePA$30,975$47,525—
3Pennsylvania State University-Main CampusPA$30,902$43,404$26,000
4Kansas State UniversityKS$42,158——

Ranked by 5-year median earnings, or 1-year where 5-year is not reported.

Highest-earning master's programs

#CollegeStateEarnings, 1 yrEarnings, 5 yrsMedian debt
1Oregon State UniversityOR$56,735——
2Oregon State University-Cascades CampusOR$56,735——

Ranked by 5-year median earnings, or 1-year where 5-year is not reported.

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Quick answers

How much do natural resources and conservation, other graduates earn?
One year after finishing, a typical bachelor's program in natural resources and conservation, other reports median earnings of $30,975. Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, field of study data.