Sociology and anthropology are two sides of the same coin. Sociology is the study of the advancement of society and growth of social relationships. Anthropology, meanwhile, studies the growth and context of human behavior. These two aspects of human nature are built into many different high-demand fields including real estate, media, and law.
Start your college search at our list of the 20 best small colleges for sociology and anthropology majors on a budget. To make it onto our list, each college must have at least three relevant programs for both sociology and anthropology, along with a related area. Each college listed maintains an undergraduate graduation rate of at least 50%. On top of all that, each of these colleges boasts an estimated annual cost of less than $35,000 a year (as reported by College Navigator.)
What college has the best value of them all? Scroll to #1 to find out!
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See also: Top 10 Cheap Online Sociology Degree Programs (Bachelor's) 2016
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