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New York's Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution programs show dramatic cost variations, from Hilbert College's $22,100 net price to Pace University's $31,046. The state's concentration of international organizations and nonprofits creates natural pathways for graduates into mediation, human rights advocacy, and diplomatic work. Colgate University stands apart with its 90.5% graduation rate despite accepting only 12.43% of applicants, while schools like Hilbert accept 95% of students yet maintain accessible pricing.
5
Programs
$22,100 – $31,046
Net Price Range
67.6%
Avg. Graduation Rate

5 Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $22,100 $32,150 47.0% 95.5%
2 $26,881 $50,850 66.0% 82.3%
3 $29,107 $67,024 90.5% 12.4%
4 $30,521 $40,880 72.9% 83.9%
5 $31,046 $51,424 61.4% 82.9%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the wide graduation rate gap between these programs?

Colgate University achieves a 90.5% graduation rate compared to Hilbert College's 47%, reflecting different student populations and support systems. The $7,007 difference in net costs often correlates with institutional resources that affect student success rates.

How do acceptance rates affect program accessibility?

Four of the five schools accept over 80% of applicants, making Peace Studies accessible to most qualified students. Colgate's 12.43% acceptance rate creates the main exception, though its generous aid brings costs to $29,107 despite a $67,024 sticker price.

Does location within New York impact career prospects for Peace Studies graduates?

Manhattan College and Pace University benefit from proximity to UN headquarters and international NGOs in New York City. Schools in smaller cities like Hamilton and Rochester offer lower living costs while maintaining connections to regional mediation centers and advocacy organizations.

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