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Historic Preservation and Conservation (other) Program

As of 2025, 7 U.S. colleges are offering Historic Preservation and Conservation (other) and its subprograms. The 2025 average undergraduate tuition of the Historic Preservation and Conservation (other) programs is $6,399 for state residents and $11,583 for out-of-state students.
4 schools offer the Historic Preservation and Conservation (other) program in graduate level, and the average graduate program tuition is $17,151 for state residents and $30,097 for out-of-state students.

Historic Preservation and Conservation (other) by Degree and Programs

1 colleges have Historic Preservation and Conservation (other) BS degree programs and 4 graduate schools have the program in gradute levels.
Historic Preservation and Conservation (other) Programs by Degree
Number of Offered Schools
Certificate Programs-
Associate's2
Bachelor's1
Master's3
Doctorate1
Post Graduate3
Post-Bachelor's3
Post-Masters-

U.S. Colleges Offering Historic Preservation and Conservation (other) Program

School NameUndergraduate TuitionGraduate TuitionPopulatoinGraduation RateStudents to Faculty
University of Arizona
Public, four-years
$39,903 ($13,573) $34,110 ($14,856) 56,365 68% 20 to 1
University of Delaware
Public, four-years
$41,400 ($16,810) $20,304 24,412 81% 16 to 1
Harvard University
Private (not-for-profit), four-years
$61,676 $57,248 30,259 98% 7 to 1
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Public, four-years
$38,362 ($17,214) $33,249 ($22,017) 56,666 85% 17 to 1
Salish Kootenai College
Public, four-years
$11,583 ($6,399) $9,318 ($5,376) 671 28% 6 to 1
Plymouth State University
Public, four-years
$25,566 ($14,626) $25,665 ($18,903) 3,707 52% 15 to 1
Clatsop Community College
Public, 2-4 years
$9,610 ($5,110) - 754 29% 8 to 1