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Most master's programs don't provide room and board, so you would want to go to a rural (or smaller town), public university somewhere, where the housing tends to be much cheaper. I can find one at Eastern Kentucky University and at Kansas State University which might be relatively inexpensive, but there is no list by cost that I can provide. However, I have to caution you. Are you sure you want the cheapest program, or do you just want the cheapest of the good programs? Usually you get what you pay for, to some degree, and a little money wasted on a bad program is worse than a fair amount of money invested in an outstanding one.
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