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University of Connecticut Family and Consumer Sciences PhD | ScholarBrowse

University of Connecticut

PhD, Family and Consumer Sciences

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Official program page (opens in new tab)

Funding: Unknown
Graduate students: 8,250
Alumni earnings, 10 yr: $73,997

Outcome figures are institution wide, from the US Department of Education College Scorecard.

What you need to apply

GRENot stated
English test (TOEFL or IELTS)Not stated
Minimum GPASee policy
3.00
Recommendation lettersNot stated
Prior degreeSee policy
Bachelor's or Master's
Statement of purposeNot stated

In the school's own words

“The HDFS program at UConn allows students to earn either a Master's or Doctoral degree.”

“maintain a cumulative grade point average of at least a “B” (3.00) in any course work taken”

Extracted from hdfs.uconn.edu (opens in new tab) and grad.uconn.edu (opens in new tab) · latest recorded check 2026-09-08

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