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Bachelor's+1% vs national median2,792 grads tracked

Family and Consumer Economics and Related Studies at Ohio State University (The)

Ranked 6th of 18 bachelor's programs in Family and Consumer Economics and Related Studies by 5-year earnings.

Median · 1 year out
$42,446
middle 50%: $31,580 – $53,734
Median · 5 years out
$62,582
middle 50%: $47,600 – $84,525
Median · 10 years out
$81,845
middle 50%: $59,905 – $115,980

Salary trajectory

Median earnings vs the national median for Family and Consumer Economics and Related Studies (bachelor's) graduates.

This program (median)National median, same major & degreeMiddle 50% of graduates

First-year median earnings for Family and Consumer Economics majors start at $42k. Salaries rise to $63k after five years and $82k by year 10.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau PSEO, release V4.13.0 2025Q4. Earnings are for graduates working in covered states; figures are medians in nominal dollars.

Will the degree pay for itself?

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Assumes a 6.5% APR loan and this program's median salary trajectory (interpolated between years 1, 5 and 10).

Paid off in
6.8 yrs
≈ $7,814 total interest

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