2024 Best Accredited Online Colleges for Family Systems

FAMILY SYSTEMS DEGREES

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Family systems is an incredibly unpopular major. Each subject gives out close to 6,156 undergrad degrees per annum; 540 students last year completed four-year degrees in family systems, making it the nation's 271st most popular subject. Brigham Young University-Provo​ granted more of those degrees than any other U.S. school (168), and colleges in Utah awarded more degrees than any American State (224).

Finding the right fit could be difficult, because four-year degrees in family systems are offered at 22 schools nationally. Undergrad degrees in family systems are 88.5% less widely offered than the average discipline, making it the 372nd most widely offered degree in the United States.

GRADUATE DEGREES

While a touch over nine tenths of degrees in family systems last spring were bachelor's degrees; 9% were postgrad degrees. Family systems is the 334th most popular advanced degree in the United States, with 53 degrees conferred. For some context, family systems is 98% less popular among postgraduate students than the average subject.

In Total, 593 students received a bachelor's or higher in family systems last year.

ONLINE FAMILY SYSTEMS DEGREES

22 of those 593 graduates (3.7%) were conferred their degrees remotely - 9 undergraduate students and 13 postgrads. As you can tell by now, very few undergrads decide to study family systems online. It is the 220th most popular online degree with 98.1% less remote students than the average subject. For postgraduate students, it's ranked 232nd, and is 97.9% shy of the national average (616).

The University of Southern Mississippi​ conferred 8 online undergraduate degrees, more than any other American school.

Additionally, Colleges from Mississippi awarded the most online bachelor's degrees in family systems last spring (8). Mississippi independently accounts for 89% of the course of study's remote students.

Only 1.7% of all undergrad degrees in family systems are completed through a remote program, (24.5% for postgrad degrees). The University of Southern Mississippi's​ last undergraduate class contained a higher percentage of online family systems majors than any other U.S. school (0.33%).

There are 2 institutions around the country with a remote bachelor's degree in family systems, making it the 372nd most widely offered online U.S. course of study. Something like 1/10 of colleges giving out the degree even have an entirely online option, and every college handing out college degree in family systems is public.

If you hope to study family systems remotely, we suggest you consider applying to the University of Southern Mississippi, as it has the 6th best family systems program in the nation. They also grant an additional 59 degrees comprehensively online, so you can sample classes inside another concentration. Additionally, they have 1,665 online undergraduates, which is 14% of their undergraduate population.

PARTIALLY ONLINE FAMILY SYSTEMS DEGREES

• Last year, 142 people were conferred bachelor's degrees in family systems partially online
• Family systems is the 366th most universally available partially online undergraduate degree across the country
• Last May, 151 students received a bachelor's or higher in family systems partially online
• The University of Southern Mississippi's​ last undergraduate class contained a higher percentage of partially online family systems majors than any other college in the nation (1.38%)
• 94% of last May's partially online degrees in family systems were four-year degrees; 6% were grad degrees
• The typical subject confers 320 graduate degrees a year partially online

IN-PERSON FAMILY SYSTEMS DEGREES

• 388 students were granted an undergrad degree in family systems in-person last May
• Undergrad degrees in family systems are offered in-person at 1 schools around the nation
• 71.85% of all bachelor's degree in family systems are earned in-person
• Brigham Young University-Provo​ granted 147 in-person undergrad degrees in family systems, more than any other US school
• 58.49% of all postgraduate degrees in family systems are earned in-person