Masters in Environmental Science

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Hi all,

I would like to get an online masters in environmental science (?) or similar degree.  

My options:  

• I can get a Masters in Soil Science for about $8,500:  http://www.umassonline.net/degrees/onlin...l-sciences  It's listed as blended, but really only involves going to UMass Amherst roughly once a month for a weekend for field work and classes, which is fine.  
  
• I was thinking of the Harvard Extension's Sustainability Degree Program:  https://www.extension.harvard.edu/academ...ity-degree  If I can manage to do the EdX micromasters, it would only be $23,200. I like the options and focus of this program the best, since a lot of the professors are engineers who worked with EPA to clean up sites.  
  
• I was also thinking of this one as an option:  https://www.futurelearn.com/degrees/deak...ian-action (costs $7,225)  It's not entirely what I want, but includes many aspects of it.  
  

I don't know how to decide, or if I've figured out all of my options!   I am open to a non-US degree, as long as I can learn what I'm interested in, and it's online.  The degree should be below $25k because I don't have a lot of discretionary income.