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Science Schools in Arizona
There are 21 Arizona schools offering science programs. In 2010, 3,414 students graduated from programs at Arizona science schools. 1,900 of all these students graduated with bachelors degrees and 500 students graduated with associates degrees.
Overview
3,071 students graduate from programs in Arizona in science, on average, per year. This accounts for 2% of students who US schools graduate from science programs. Specifically, 462 students graduated with certificates in science, 500 with an associate's level degree, 1,900 with a bachelor's level degree, 350 with a master's level degree, and 202 with a degree at the doctorate level.
21 science schools are in Arizona. And out of these, while four schools are private, 17 schools are public. While private science school tuition varies from $26,235 to $29,428, tuition at a public science school varies from $805 to $8,237.
Average tuition for programs in science is $14,650. The lowest tuition in this state, which is $805 per year, is at Dine College, while the highest tuition for programs in science, which is $29,428 per year, is at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott.
Schools in this state offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees for science students.
Science Program Completions in Arizona 2006 - 2010
3,071 students graduate from programs in Arizona in science, on average, per year. This accounts for 2% of students who US schools graduate from science programs. Specifically, 462 students graduated with certificates in science, 500 with an associate's level degree, 1,900 with a bachelor's level degree, 350 with a master's level degree, and 202 with a degree at the doctorate level.
Science Program Completions in Arizona 2006 - 2010
- Certificate 2006: 5
- Certificate 2007: 132
- Certificate 2008: 269
- Certificate 2009: 402
- Certificate 2010: 462
- Associate 2006: 290
- Associate 2007: 354
- Associate 2008: 366
- Associate 2009: 447
- Associate 2010: 500
- Bachelor 2006: 1295
- Bachelor 2007: 1393
- Bachelor 2008: 1592
- Bachelor 2009: 1815
- Bachelor 2010: 1900
- Master 2006: 282
- Master 2007: 279
- Master 2008: 317
- Master 2009: 334
- Master 2010: 350
- Doctorate 2006: 182
- Doctorate 2007: 201
- Doctorate 2008: 184
- Doctorate 2009: 253
- Doctorate 2010: 202
Science Program Availability in Arizona
Arizona schools offer a total of 242 science programs. Of these programs, close to 31.8% are bachelor's level programs. The remaining programs are certificates and degrees at the masters level, the doctoral level, and the associates level.
Science Program Availability in Arizona
- Certificate: 18
- Associate: 41
- Bachelor: 77
- Master: 61
- Doctorate: 45
Career Trends
- Microbiologists — Salary by Percentile
- Life Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile
- Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Salary by Percentile
- Wind Energy Engineers — Salary by Percentile
- Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Salary by Percentile
- Biochemists and Biophysicists — Salary by Percentile
- Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- Soil and Water Conservationists — Salary by Percentile
- Physical Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile
- Bioinformatics Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- Chemists — Salary by Percentile
- Astronomers — Salary by Percentile
- Anthropologists and Archeologists — Salary by Percentile
- Physicists — Salary by Percentile
- Hydrologists — Salary by Percentile
- Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Salary by Percentile
- Soil and Plant Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- Materials Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Salary by Percentile
Microbiologists — Salary by Percentile
Microbiologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 42300
- 25th Percentile: 47050
- Median: 61680
- 75th Percentile: 80240
- 90th Percentile: 126240
Life Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile
Life Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 39560
- 25th Percentile: 44880
- Median: 56610
- 75th Percentile: 89260
- 90th Percentile: 117680
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Salary by Percentile
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 35270
- 25th Percentile: 41210
- Median: 48470
- 75th Percentile: 61500
- 90th Percentile: 80860
Wind Energy Engineers — Salary by Percentile
Wind Energy Engineers — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 47490
- 25th Percentile: 65190
- Median: 87030
- 75th Percentile: 107380
- 90th Percentile: 127090
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Salary by Percentile
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 32660
- 25th Percentile: 54030
- Median: 74510
- 75th Percentile: 92740
- 90th Percentile: 107540
Biochemists and Biophysicists — Salary by Percentile
Biochemists and Biophysicists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 31150
- 25th Percentile: 39080
- Median: 55340
- 75th Percentile: 80940
- 90th Percentile: 105850
Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Salary by Percentile
Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 56170
- 25th Percentile: 71730
- Median: 83430
- 75th Percentile: 93910
- 90th Percentile: 103210
Soil and Water Conservationists — Salary by Percentile
Soil and Water Conservationists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 38880
- 25th Percentile: 49040
- Median: 62200
- 75th Percentile: 72730
- 90th Percentile: 89450
Physical Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile
Physical Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 32790
- 25th Percentile: 39210
- Median: 63460
- 75th Percentile: 82980
- 90th Percentile: 105590
Bioinformatics Scientists — Salary by Percentile
Bioinformatics Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 34450
- 25th Percentile: 44670
- Median: 59250
- 75th Percentile: 70460
- 90th Percentile: 80280
Chemists — Salary by Percentile
Chemists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 34600
- 25th Percentile: 47780
- Median: 63700
- 75th Percentile: 80620
- 90th Percentile: 110990
Astronomers — Salary by Percentile
Astronomers — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 47480
- 25th Percentile: 57420
- Median: 80690
- 75th Percentile: 106450
- 90th Percentile: 130480
Anthropologists and Archeologists — Salary by Percentile
Anthropologists and Archeologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 29220
- 25th Percentile: 36380
- Median: 49030
- 75th Percentile: 65170
- 90th Percentile: 75800
Physicists — Salary by Percentile
Physicists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 45450
- 25th Percentile: 52660
- Median: 62840
- 75th Percentile: 100030
- 90th Percentile: 159240
Hydrologists — Salary by Percentile
Hydrologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 43920
- 25th Percentile: 51710
- Median: 60820
- 75th Percentile: 77990
- 90th Percentile: 95470
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Salary by Percentile
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 42140
- 25th Percentile: 50280
- Median: 70740
- 75th Percentile: 90130
- 90th Percentile: 106360
Soil and Plant Scientists — Salary by Percentile
Soil and Plant Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 35370
- 25th Percentile: 43480
- Median: 54700
- 75th Percentile: 66960
- 90th Percentile: 84850
Materials Scientists — Salary by Percentile
Materials Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 44380
- 25th Percentile: 67250
- Median: 84600
- 75th Percentile: 111660
- 90th Percentile: 135040
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Salary by Percentile
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 32640
- 25th Percentile: 41200
- Median: 52250
- 75th Percentile: 65510
- 90th Percentile: 74610
Career Trends
- Microbiologists — Employment Trend
- Biochemists and Biophysicists — Employment Trend
- Soil and Plant Scientists — Employment Trend
- Wind Energy Engineers — Employment Trend
- Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Employment Trend
- Life Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend
- Physical Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend
- Bioinformatics Scientists — Employment Trend
- Astronomers — Employment Trend
- Soil and Water Conservationists — Employment Trend
- Anthropologists and Archeologists — Employment Trend
- Physicists — Employment Trend
- Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Employment Trend
- Hydrologists — Employment Trend
- Chemists — Employment Trend
- Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Employment Trend
- Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Employment Trend
- Materials Scientists — Employment Trend
- Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Employment Trend
Microbiologists — Employment Trend
Microbiologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 65550
- Median Salary 2007: 67140
- Median Salary 2008: 61630
- Median Salary 2009: 50890
- Median Salary 2010: 61680
- Total Employed 2006: 50
- Total Employed 2007: 50
- Total Employed 2008: 100
- Total Employed 2009: 100
- Total Employed 2010: 140
Biochemists and Biophysicists — Employment Trend
Biochemists and Biophysicists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 37985
- Median Salary 2007: 39300
- Median Salary 2008: 41025
- Median Salary 2009: 42720
- Median Salary 2010: 55340
- Total Employed 2006: 75
- Total Employed 2007: 75
- Total Employed 2008: 75
- Total Employed 2009: 70
- Total Employed 2010: 120
Soil and Plant Scientists — Employment Trend
Soil and Plant Scientists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 59480
- Median Salary 2007: 59770
- Median Salary 2008: 55570
- Median Salary 2009: 54400
- Median Salary 2010: 54700
- Total Employed 2006: 60
- Total Employed 2007: 60
- Total Employed 2008: 130
- Total Employed 2009: 200
- Total Employed 2010: 170
Wind Energy Engineers — Employment Trend
Wind Energy Engineers — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 78070
- Median Salary 2007: 80260
- Median Salary 2008: 82990
- Median Salary 2009: 85060
- Median Salary 2010: 87030
- Total Employed 2006: 2550
- Total Employed 2007: 2370
- Total Employed 2008: 2260
- Total Employed 2009: 2030
- Total Employed 2010: 1850
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Employment Trend
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 60270
- Median Salary 2007: 65200
- Median Salary 2008: 69690
- Median Salary 2009: 74370
- Median Salary 2010: 74510
- Total Employed 2006: 1910
- Total Employed 2007: 1930
- Total Employed 2008: 2000
- Total Employed 2009: 1950
- Total Employed 2010: 1740
Life Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend
Life Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 66930
- Median Salary 2007: 81750
- Median Salary 2008: 84370
- Median Salary 2009: 78430
- Median Salary 2010: 56610
- Total Employed 2006: 120
- Total Employed 2007: 210
- Total Employed 2008: 290
- Total Employed 2009: 410
- Total Employed 2010: 340
Physical Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend
Physical Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 59990
- Median Salary 2007: 65030
- Median Salary 2008: 72960
- Median Salary 2009: 75170
- Median Salary 2010: 63460
- Total Employed 2006: 175
- Total Employed 2007: 180
- Total Employed 2008: 180
- Total Employed 2009: 170
- Total Employed 2010: 260
Bioinformatics Scientists — Employment Trend
Bioinformatics Scientists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 59250
- Median Salary 2007: 60570
- Median Salary 2008: 59750
- Median Salary 2009: 60160
- Median Salary 2010: 59250
- Total Employed 2006: 380
- Total Employed 2007: 420
- Total Employed 2008: 440
- Total Employed 2009: 560
- Total Employed 2010: 720
Astronomers — Employment Trend
Astronomers — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 71335
- Median Salary 2007: 73800
- Median Salary 2008: 77035
- Median Salary 2009: 80220
- Median Salary 2010: 80690
- Total Employed 2006: 140
- Total Employed 2007: 150
- Total Employed 2008: 125
- Total Employed 2009: 120
- Total Employed 2010: 180
Soil and Water Conservationists — Employment Trend
Soil and Water Conservationists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 57250
- Median Salary 2007: 56510
- Median Salary 2008: 52110
- Median Salary 2009: 58300
- Median Salary 2010: 62200
- Total Employed 2006: 180
- Total Employed 2007: 230
- Total Employed 2008: 270
- Total Employed 2009: 230
- Total Employed 2010: 300
Anthropologists and Archeologists — Employment Trend
Anthropologists and Archeologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 51040
- Median Salary 2007: 53980
- Median Salary 2008: 55310
- Median Salary 2009: 54180
- Median Salary 2010: 49030
- Total Employed 2006: 170
- Total Employed 2007: 350
- Total Employed 2008: 290
- Total Employed 2009: 360
- Total Employed 2010: 290
Physicists — Employment Trend
Physicists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 80610
- Median Salary 2007: 83395
- Median Salary 2008: 71825
- Median Salary 2009: 60250
- Median Salary 2010: 62840
- Total Employed 2006: 130
- Total Employed 2007: 100
- Total Employed 2008: 170
- Total Employed 2009: 230
- Total Employed 2010: 260
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Employment Trend
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 58240
- Median Salary 2007: 55160
- Median Salary 2008: 57140
- Median Salary 2009: 51280
- Median Salary 2010: 52250
- Total Employed 2006: 190
- Total Employed 2007: 300
- Total Employed 2008: 300
- Total Employed 2009: 380
- Total Employed 2010: 380
Hydrologists — Employment Trend
Hydrologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 54750
- Median Salary 2007: 57280
- Median Salary 2008: 59270
- Median Salary 2009: 59320
- Median Salary 2010: 60820
- Total Employed 2006: 460
- Total Employed 2007: 450
- Total Employed 2008: 350
- Total Employed 2009: 300
- Total Employed 2010: 300
Chemists — Employment Trend
Chemists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 52560
- Median Salary 2007: 58200
- Median Salary 2008: 64230
- Median Salary 2009: 64330
- Median Salary 2010: 63700
- Total Employed 2006: 770
- Total Employed 2007: 760
- Total Employed 2008: 1060
- Total Employed 2009: 1220
- Total Employed 2010: 1010
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Employment Trend
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 56620
- Median Salary 2007: 62280
- Median Salary 2008: 63240
- Median Salary 2009: 65720
- Median Salary 2010: 70740
- Total Employed 2006: 300
- Total Employed 2007: 370
- Total Employed 2008: 320
- Total Employed 2009: 280
- Total Employed 2010: 400
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Employment Trend
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 48250
- Median Salary 2007: 47920
- Median Salary 2008: 48680
- Median Salary 2009: 49470
- Median Salary 2010: 48470
- Total Employed 2006: 770
- Total Employed 2007: 1010
- Total Employed 2008: 1230
- Total Employed 2009: 1230
- Total Employed 2010: 1120
Materials Scientists — Employment Trend
Materials Scientists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 61340
- Median Salary 2007: 63830
- Median Salary 2008: 84080
- Median Salary 2009: 88000
- Median Salary 2010: 84600
- Total Employed 2006: 200
- Total Employed 2007: 140
- Total Employed 2008: 130
- Total Employed 2009: 150
- Total Employed 2010: 100
Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Employment Trend
Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 78970
- Median Salary 2007: 79150
- Median Salary 2008: 83940
- Median Salary 2009: 84920
- Median Salary 2010: 83430
- Total Employed 2006: 110
- Total Employed 2007: 120
- Total Employed 2008: 170
- Total Employed 2009: 190
- Total Employed 2010: 180
Arizona vs National Science Employment
Arizona vs National Science Employment
- Employed in Arizona: 1.370% (9860)
Science Schools in Arizona
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Nearby Cities Offering Science
- Science Schools in Avondale, Arizona
1,590 students graduate from programs in Avondale, AZ in science, on average, per year. This accounts for around 72% of science students who schools in the state of Arizona graduate. 462 students graduated with certificates in science. Science Schools in Avondale, Arizona
- Science Schools in Flagstaff, Arizona
Northern Arizona University is a public school. Average tuition for programs in science at this university is $7,672. On average, public tuition at science schools in the state of Arizona is $5,279. Science Schools in Flagstaff, Arizona
- Science Schools in Goodyear, Arizona
Average tuition for science programs is the cost. Goodyear science schools offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees. 462 students graduated with certificates in science. Science Schools in Goodyear, Arizona
- Science Schools in Buckeye, Arizona
Average tuition for programs in science is the cost. Buckeye science schools offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees. 462 students graduated with science certificates. Science Schools in Buckeye, Arizona
- Science Schools in Tempe, Arizona
462 students graduated with certificates in science. 431 students graduated with a degree in science at the associate's level. 757 students graduated with a science degree at the bachelor's level. Science Schools in Tempe, Arizona
- Science Schools in Prescott, Arizona
Schools in Prescott, AZ offer certificates, bachelors degrees, and masters degrees for students pursing science. 39 students graduated with a science degree at the bachelor's level. Four students graduated with a master's level science degree. Science Schools in Prescott, Arizona
- Science Schools in Oro Valley, Arizona
Average tuition for science programs at the University of Arizona is $8,237. Typically, public tuition at Arizona science schools is $5,279. Private tuition is $26,152. Science Schools in Oro Valley, Arizona
- Science Schools in Gilbert, Arizona
On average, 1,590 students graduate from science programs in Gilbert, AZ every year. This accounts for around 72% of science students who Arizona schools graduate. 462 students graduated with certificates in science. Science Schools in Gilbert, Arizona
- Science Schools in Tucson, Arizona
Average tuition for programs in science at the University of Arizona is $8,237. On average, public tuition at science schools in the state of Arizona is $5,279. Private tuition is $26,152. Science Schools in Tucson, Arizona
- Science Schools in Thatcher, Arizona
There is one school near Thatcher, AZ offering science programs. In 2010, six science students graduated with degrees from Eastern Arizona College. On average, three students graduate from programs in Thatcher in science every year. Science Schools in Thatcher, Arizona
- Science Schools in Maricopa, Arizona
12 science schools are located in Maricopa, AZ. Two schools are private. Ten schools are public. Science Schools in Maricopa, Arizona
- Science Schools in Chandler, Arizona
Average tuition for programs in science is the cost. Chandler science schools offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees. 462 students graduated with science certificates. Science Schools in Chandler, Arizona
- Science Schools in Casa Grande, Arizona
1,211 students graduate from science programs in Casa Grande, AZ, on average, each year. This accounts for about 53% of science students who schools in the state of Arizona graduate. 267 students graduated with science certificates. Science Schools in Casa Grande, Arizona
- Science Schools in Mesa, Arizona
462 students graduated with certificates in science. 431 students graduated with an associate's level degree in science. 757 students graduated with a bachelor's level degree in science. Science Schools in Mesa, Arizona
- Science Schools in Surprise, Arizona
462 students graduated with science certificates. 431 students graduated with a degree in science at the associate's level. 757 students graduated with a bachelor's level science degree. Science Schools in Surprise, Arizona
- Science Schools in Glendale, Arizona
Average tuition for programs in science is the cost. Glendale schools offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees in science. 462 students graduated with certificates in science. Science Schools in Glendale, Arizona
- Science Schools in Bullhead City, Arizona
The number of students who graduated with science degrees went up by 580% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students rose by 29 students. Mohave Community College offers a total of four science programs. Science Schools in Bullhead City, Arizona
- Science Schools in Scottsdale, Arizona
Scottsdale schools offer a total of 67 programs in science. Of these programs, close to 29.9% are associate's level programs. The remaining programs are certificates and degrees at the bachelors level, the masters level, and the doctoral level. Science Schools in Scottsdale, Arizona
- Science Schools in Tsaile, Arizona
There is one school located around Tsaile, AZ offering science programs. Eight science students graduated from programs at Dine College in 2010. On average, 17 students graduate from programs in this city in science every year. Science Schools in Tsaile, Arizona
- Science Schools in Yuma, Arizona
Arizona Western College offers associates degrees in science. 12 students graduated with an associate's level science degree in 2010. The number of students who graduated with science degrees increased by around 20% from 2008 to 2010. Science Schools in Yuma, Arizona
- Science Schools in Phoenix, Arizona
1,590 students graduate from programs in Phoenix, AZ in science, on average, every year. This accounts for about 72% of science students who schools in the state of Arizona graduate. 462 students graduated with certificates in science. Science Schools in Phoenix, Arizona
- Science Schools in Sierra Vista, Arizona
Average tuition for programs in science at Cochise College is $1,560. Typically, public tuition at Arizona science schools is $5,279. Private tuition is $26,152. Science Schools in Sierra Vista, Arizona
- Science Schools in Peoria, Arizona
Schools in Peoria, AZ offer a total of 67 science programs. Of these programs, approximately 29.9% are programs at the associate's level. The remaining programs are certificates and degrees at the bachelors level, the masters level, and the doctoral level. Science Schools in Peoria, Arizona
- Science Schools in Prescott Valley, Arizona
The number of students who graduated with science degrees fell by 8.5% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students went down by five students. The number of graduate students went up by one student. Science Schools in Prescott Valley, Arizona
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- Biology Schools in Arizona
Schools in the state of Arizona offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees in biology. 14 students graduated with an associate's level biology degree. 872 students graduated with a bachelor's level biology degree. Biology Schools in Arizona
- Chemistry Schools in Arizona
The number of students who graduated with chemistry degrees fell by 10.6% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students rose by 24 students. The number of graduate students fell by 43 students. Chemistry Schools in Arizona
- Computer Science Schools in Arizona
On average, 1,090 students graduate from programs in the state of Arizona in computer science each year. This accounts for 3% of computer science students who schools in the United States graduate. 178 students graduated with computer science certificates. Computer Science Schools in Arizona
- Engineering Schools in Arizona
Engineering schools in the state of Arizona offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees. Ten students graduated with an engineering degree at the associate's level. 1,080 students graduated with a bachelor's level degree in engineering. Engineering Schools in Arizona
- Physics Schools in Arizona
There are six Arizona schools offering physics programs. In 2010, 118 students graduated from programs at Arizona physics schools. 76 of all these students graduated with bachelors degrees. Physics Schools in Arizona
- Psychology Schools in Arizona
Arizona psychology schools offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees. 36 students graduated with psychology certificates. 3,588 students graduated with a psychology degree at the associate's level. Psychology Schools in Arizona
- Sociology Schools in Arizona
393 students graduate from programs in the state of Arizona in sociology, on average, every year. This accounts for 1% of students who US schools graduate from sociology programs. Three students graduated with certificates in sociology. Sociology Schools in Arizona
Pursue an Online Degree
Around the country, there are about 8 schools offering online science degrees, to Arizona students, at the following degree levels:
- Certificate
- Associate
- Bachelor
- Master
There are 26 online science programs available at these online science schools, through which Arizona students have the ability of earning science credentials. In 2010, the number of online science school graduates from these programs was 2471. Online Science Schools
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Ashford University
- BA/Social Science
- BA/Environmental Studies
- BA/Health Care Studies - Applied Behavioral Science (Human Services)
University of Phoenix
- Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science
- Master of Arts in Education/Teacher Education Middle Level Science
- Master of Arts in Education/Teacher Education Secondary Level Science
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Request More Info1. Midwestern University - Glendale
19555 N 59th Ave
Glendale, AZ 85308
(623) 572-3200
Midwestern University-Glendale is near the center of the city. MWU offers two science programs. Out of those, this university offers one bachelor's level science degree to students and one degree at the master's level in science. It is a 4-year research institution.
2. Dine College
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Tsaile, AZ 86556
(928) 724-6600
Dine College offers two programs in science. It offers two science degrees at the associate's level to students. DC is located in Tsaile, Arizona, where students can enjoy a rural setting. This small school is one of 2 tribal colleges in Arizona.
3. The Southwest Institute of Healing Arts
1100 East Apache Blvd
Tempe, AZ 85281
(480) 994-9244
Founded in 1992, the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts is a for-profit 2-year institution. This school, which is 1.3 miles from the center of the city, is in Tempe, AZ. This school offers subjects including nutrition, science, and healthcare. It offers nine certificates and one associates level degree to students. 1,537 students pursued degrees from the nine programs at this school in 2010. The Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training accredits this small school.
4. South Mountain Community College
7050 S 24th St
Phoenix, AZ 85042
(602) 243-8135
South Mountain Community College, which is 5.2 miles from the center of the city, is in Phoenix, AZ. It offers five science programs. Of those, it offers two certificates in science to students and three associate's level science degrees. It is a public 2-year institution.
5. Ottawa University - Phoenix
10020 North 25th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85021
(602) 371-1188
Ottawa University-Phoenix is near the heart of downtown and Ottawa offers one program in science. This school is a 4-year institution. It is the eighth biggest institution in the state of Arizona offering science in terms of programs.
6. Rio Salado College
2323 W 14th St
Tempe, AZ 85281
(480) 517-8000
Rio Salado College is in Tempe, Arizona, where students can enjoy a rural setting. It offers three programs in science. More specifically, this college offers one science certificate to students and two science degrees at the associate's level. This community college is one of 17 community colleges in Arizona.
7. Eastern Arizona College
615 N. Stadium Ave.
Thatcher, AZ 85552-0769
(928) 428-8322
Eastern Arizona College is located in town of Thatcher, Arizona. It offers seven programs in science. Students are offered seven associate's level science degrees by it. 6,799 students seek degrees in 119 programs at this college, overall.
8. Embry Riddle Aeronautical University - Prescott
3700 Willow Creek Road
Prescott, AZ 86301-3720
(928) 777-3728
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott is near the heart of downtown. Embry-Riddle offers two science programs. It offers two bachelor's level science degrees to students. This research university is a 4-year research institution.
9. Mohave Community College
1971 Jagerson Ave
Kingman, AZ 86409-1238
(928) 757-4331
Mohave Community College offers four science programs. It offers four degrees at the associate's level in science to students. This college is located in Kingman, Arizona, where students can enjoy a rural setting. This community college is a public 2-year institution. In terms of programs, this college is the fourth largest institution in the state of Arizona offering science.
10. Scottsdale Community College
9000 E Chaparral Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85256
(480) 423-6000
Scottsdale Community College offers two science programs. Out of those, it offers one science certificate to students and one associate's level degree in science. This college, which is very close to Scottsdale, Arizona, is in a rural setting. This public college is one of 17 community colleges in Arizona.
11. Northern Arizona University
Knoles Drive- Babbitt Administrative Center
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-4132
(928) 523-9011
Northern Arizona University, which is near the heart of downtown, is located in Flagstaff, AZ. This university offers 36 programs in science. Specifically, NAU offers students one certificate in science, 26 bachelor's level science degrees, seven master's level degrees in science, and two degrees at the doctorate level in science. This university is one of 5 research universities in Arizona.
12. Arizona Western College
2020 S. Avenue 8E
Yuma, AZ 85365-8834
(928) 317-6000
Arizona Western College is near Yuma, AZ. It offers five science programs. This school offers five science degrees at the associate's level to students. It is one of 27 public post-secondary institutions in Arizona.
13. Glendale Community College
6000 W Olive Ave
Glendale, AZ 85302
(623) 845-3000
Glendale Community College is near the center of the city. It offers six programs in science. Of those, this college offers students two certificates in science and four science degrees at the associate's level. It is a public 2-year institution.
14. The University of Arizona
1401 E University
Tucson, AZ 85721-0066
(520) 621-2211
The University of Arizona, which is 1.6 miles from the heart of downtown, is in Tucson, AZ. The UA offers 91 science programs. Of those, the UA offers students 22 bachelor's level science degrees, 35 degrees at the master's level in science, and 34 science degrees at the doctorate level. It is a public, 4-year, research institution. It is the largest institution in the state of Arizona offering science in terms of programs.
15. Prescott College
220 Grove Ave
Prescott, AZ 86301
(877) 350-2100
Prescott College is near the heart of downtown. It offers 24 programs in science. More specifically, students are offered one science certificate by it, 15 degrees at the bachelor's level in science, and eight master's level degrees in science. It is the only liberal arts college in Arizona.
16. Mesa Community College
1833 W Southern Ave
Mesa, AZ 85202
(480) 461-7000
Mesa Community College is near the heart of downtown. This college offers four science programs. Out of those, students are offered two science certificates by it and two degrees at the associate's level in science. This community college is a public 2-year institution. In terms of programs, this college is the eighth largest institution in the state of Arizona offering science.
17. Paradise Valley Community College
18401 N 32nd St
Phoenix, AZ 85032
(602) 787-6500
Paradise Valley Community College is near Phoenix, AZ. It offers two programs in science. Out of those, students are offered one certificate in science by it and one degree at the associate's level in science. This college is a public 2-year institution.
18. Estrella Mountain Community College
3000 N Dysart Rd
Avondale, AZ 85323-1000
(623) 935-8000
Estrella Mountain Community College is in the suburbs of Avondale, Arizona. It offers two science programs. More specifically, this college offers one science certificate to students and one science degree at the associate's level. This mid-sized college is one of 17 community colleges in Arizona.
19. Chandler/Gilbert Community College
2626 E Pecos Rd
Chandler, AZ 85225-2499
(480) 732-7000
Chandler/Gilbert Community College offers four programs in science. Out of those, students are offered two certificates in science by it and two associate's level degrees in science. It is located in the suburbs of Chandler, Arizona. 12,296 students seek degrees in 63 Chandler/Gilbert Community College programs, overall.
20. Phoenix College
1202 W Thomas Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85013
(602) 264-2492
Phoenix College is near the center of the city. It offers three programs in science. Specifically, this community college offers one certificate in science to students and two science degrees at the associate's level. Overall, 13,000 students seek degrees in 137 programs at this college.
21. GateWay Community College
108 N. 40th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85034
(602) 392-5000
GateWay Community College offers four science programs. Out of those, students are offered two science certificates by this college and two degrees at the associate's level in science. This mid-sized college, which is near the center of the city, is located in Phoenix, AZ. This college is one of 17 community colleges in Arizona.
22. Cochise College
4190 W Highway 80
Douglas, AZ 85607-9724
(520) 515-0500
Cochise College offers four programs in science. More specifically, it offers one science certificate to students and three degrees at the associate's level in science. This medium-sized school, which is just a few miles from Douglas, is in a rural setting. It is one of 27 public post-secondary institutions in Arizona.