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SUNY Brockport offers New York's most affordable Parks, Recreation and Leisure Facilities Management degree at just $15,844 net cost, while private alternatives reach $21,344. The $5,500 gap between cheapest and most expensive reflects the state's dual nature of budget-friendly public options and premium private education. With New York's massive park system employing thousands across Central Park, Adirondack State Park, and hundreds of municipal facilities, graduates enter a job market where recreation management spans from urban fitness centers to wilderness preserves.
6
Programs
$15,844 – $21,344
Net Price Range
$33,946
Avg. Program Earnings
59.7%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Parks, Recreation and Leisure Facilities Management Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $15,844 $8,678 56.6% 67.9%
2 $16,547 $8,881 58.8% 70.2%
3 $17,387 $8,710 48.0% 83.2%
4 $17,622 $34,535 64.2% 76.7%
5 $19,951 $8,815 68.2% 59.8%
6 $21,344 $37,720 62.6% 88.6%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the $5,500 cost difference between the cheapest and most expensive programs?

Public SUNY schools like Brockport ($15,844) and Plattsburgh ($16,547) benefit from state funding that keeps costs low. Private institutions such as St. Thomas Aquinas College charge $21,344 despite serving the same career market.

How do graduation rates compare across the most affordable options?

SUNY Cortland leads with a 68.2% graduation rate despite charging $19,951, while the cheapest option at Brockport graduates 56.6% of students. Delhi's technology focus shows in its 48% rate but 83.15% acceptance rate.

Is earning potential consistent across these programs despite cost differences?

Early career earnings cluster tightly between $33,077 and $34,814, showing just $1,737 variation. This narrow range suggests program cost has little correlation with graduate earning power in New York's recreation industry.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.