20 not worth colleges in their tuition 2012

Class of 2012 preparing for an exam another group of youths in the bright eyes-expected life in autumn, But difficult task.

With cost escalation of the degree in four years, many parents and students recognizes that education to get a good value for their dollar.

How do you know when you get a good return on investment or King? Collective results recently overloaded 850 universities in the United States, a review of data on in-the-of-sets and, where appropriate, and only to those graduates who come to life in General.

Calculations are based on average that former students have won their work-minus total cost of College and the amount that would be purchased as high school.

The result is a list of winners and losers, and as you can see below some of the 20 universities have recognizable names minimum King. But with a list of winners and losers, lower course has sent them back, as a comment on a site of collective results.

A graduate of the Savannah College of art and design, the latest in the collective result of King 189 000 completed, said he would "change" do not take in their educational experience.

The skills I learned through my research programs are extremely valuable, "said the student, who is Chris Brinlee, Jr.

Others peal in, in conflict that PayScale's methodology is flawed.. It should be noted that King storage rate multiplied by the graduate school, argued "h. spaeth", "it is no surprise that all the universities for the" King "of the high school drop-out."

For more information about the Ferraillés at the bottom of this school is the collective result in ratings are listed below.

Rank: 1229 (tie)
Lewis & Clark College 2011
Cost: $189,100
30-year net return on investment (ROI): -$132,000*
Annual ROI: -0.3 percent**


Rank: 1229 (tie)
University of North Carolina at Asheville (UNCA)
2011 cost: $119,800 (out-of-state)
30-year net ROI: -$132,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1231
Flagler College 2011
Cost: $103,700
30-year net ROI -$134,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1232
Concord University 2011
Cost: $97,120
30-year net ROI
-$135,000 annual
ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1233 (tie)
Cedarville University
2011 cost: $119,400
30-year net ROI -$141,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1233 (tie)
Columbus College of Art and Design
2011 cost: $153,300
30-year net ROI -$141,000
Annual ROI: -4.6 percent


Rank: 1235
University of Illinois at Springfield
2011 cost: $115,100 (out-of-state)
30-year net ROI -$143,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1236 (tie)
Anderson University
2011 Cost: $144,300
30-Year Net ROI -$148,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1236 (tie)
Jackson State University (JSU)
2011 Cost: $85,450
30-year net ROI -$148,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1236 (tie)
University of Montevallo
2011 Cost: $72,140
30-year net ROI -$148,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1239 (tie)
Marywood University 2011
Cost: $165,900
30-year net ROI: -$161,000
Annual ROI: -7.8%


Rank: 1239 (tie)
University of Montevallo
2011 Cost: $100,700 (Out-of-State)
30-year net ROI: -$161,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1241
Jackson State University (JSU)
2011 Cost: $117,900 (Out-of-State)
30-year net ROI: -$161,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1242
Nazareth College of Rochester
2011 Cost: $151,800
30-year net ROI: $-166,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1243
College of the Ozarks
2011 Cost: $104,200
30-year net ROI: $-176,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1244
Meredith College
2011 Cost: $142,100
30-year net ROI: -$179,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1245
Medaille College
2011 Cost: $130,100
30-year net ROI: -$184,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1246 (tie)
Judson University
2011 Cost: $151,100
30-year net ROI: $-186,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1246 (tie)
Seton Hill University
2011 Cost: $160,200
30-year net ROI: -$186,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent


Rank: 1248
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)
2011 Cost: $176,900
30-year net ROI: -$189,000
Annual ROI: less than -12.3 percent

*30 years net ROI: the total income wins graduate school within 30 years of work, the less you would what high school and college costs (including the cost of tuition, room, and pension books and supplies)

**Annual King: that is, the expected value of the premium numbers, divided by the weighted for the 2011 graduate each year in the percentage of costs is to be expected, the King received each year after graduation.
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