The collective result of U.S. employees who are full with diploma for
finding that the University have the highest return on investment.
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And the Colorado School of mines, which first appeared on the list.
Provides tariff income, average income in the future, graduates from each
school to the list, and then compares the future income to pay tuition.
Not surprisingly, technical schools and is high enough. However, the small
countries and small religious schools fare is not very good.
1.
Harvey Mudd College
30-year net ROI: $1,467,000
Annual ROI: 11.2%Total tuition cost: $212,900
2. California Institute of Technology
30-year net ROI: $1,417,000
Annual ROI: 11.2%Total tuition cost: $207,400
3. MIT
30-year net ROI: $1,238,000
Annual ROI: 10.7%Total tuition cost: $208,100
4. Stanford University
30-year net ROI: $1,194,000
Annual ROI: 10.4%Total tuition cost: $220,200
5. Princeton University
30-year net ROI: $1,163,000
Annual ROI: 10.6%Total tuition cost: $205,6000
6. Harvard University
30-year net ROI: $1,115,000
Annual ROI: 10.4%Total tuition cost: $210,400
7. Dartmouth College
30-year net ROI: $1,102,000
Annual ROI: 10.3%Total tuition cost: $212,000
8. Duke University
30-year net ROI: $1,060,000
Annual ROI: 10.2%Total tuition cost: $210,900
9. University of Pennsylvania
30-year net ROI: $1,001,000
Annual ROI: 10.0%Total tuition cost: $212,800
10. University of Notre Dame
30-year net ROI: $978,800
Annual ROI: 10.1%Total tuition cost: $203,500