In the United States, 61 graduate schools are offering Real Estate programs. The average graduate tuition & fees for Real Estate programs is $12,901 for state residents and $30,257 for out-of-state students


Career after Completing Real Estate Program

After completing a Real Estate major, you may further your career by choosing one of the following occupations. The average annual wage of Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers career is $70,030 and, for Real Estate Brokers, the average annual income is $86,490.

The average wage is based on the latest employment and wage data (May 2023) from Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Real Estate Careers and its Average Wage (as of May 2023)
Job TitleHourly WageAnnual Wage
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers$33.67$70,030
Real Estate Brokers$41.58$86,490
Real Estate Sales Agents$29.56$61,480

Graduate Schools Offering Real Estate Graduate Programs

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61 matched graduate schools
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Public, 4-year Tempe, AZ

Arizona State University Campus Immersion

Tuition & Fees : $32,193 ($12,051 in-state)

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Public, 4-year Los Angeles, CA

California State University-Los Angeles

Tuition & Fees : $18,698 ($6,818 in-state)

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Public, 4-year Northridge, CA

California State University-Northridge

Tuition & Fees : $18,975 ($7,095 in-state)

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Private, 4-year Orange, CA

Chapman University

Tuition & Fees : $62,784

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Private, 4-year Malibu, CA

Pepperdine University

Tuition & Fees : $66,742

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Private, 4-year San Diego, CA

University of San Diego

Tuition & Fees : $56,444

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Public, 4-year Boulder, CO

University of Colorado Boulder

Tuition & Fees : $41,943 ($15,556 in-state)

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Private, 4-year Denver, CO

University of Denver

Tuition & Fees : $59,340

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Private, 4-year Washington, DC

American University

Tuition & Fees : $56,543

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Private, 4-year Washington, DC

George Washington University

Tuition & Fees : $64,798