Colleges- Return on Investmet

[jonriv]

http://www.businessweek.com/interactive ... tment.html

The top 11 colleges ranked are:
Harvey Mudd
CalTech
MIT
Stanford
Princeton
Harvard
Dartmouth
Duke
Penn
Notre Dame
Babson

The ranking was prepared by PayScale and is based on self-reported pay data obtained through its online salary survey tools; on average, pay reports from about 1,000 alumni from each school were used in the return on investment (ROI) calculations. The schools are ranked according to the 30-Year Net ROI, which represents the typical earnings of a graduate (in excess of those of a high school graduate) in 2012 dollars after deducting the net cost of the degree and adjusting for the school’s six-year graduation rate. (An unadjusted ROI for graduates only is also shown.) The net cost of the degree is based on the total cost of attending the institution (including tuition & fees, room & board, and books), minus the average grant aid award, and the percentage of students who graduate in 4, 5, and 6 years. Annualized ROI is the percentage of ROI received each year after graduation; it is based on the 30-year net ROI, net cost of the degree, and annual wage inflation of 3.8 percent.​

[Trophy Hunter]

A top 11 list? I've heard of a Top Ten, or a dozen, but eleven? Safe to assume your daughter is at Babson? So what say we make it a baker's dozen?

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Lehigh
Cornell

[alton]

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[Fifteen's]

A top 11 list? I've heard of a Top Ten, or a dozen, but eleven? Safe to assume your daughter is at Babson? So what say we make it a baker's dozen?

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Lehigh
Cornell

Bingo!!! We have a winner!!!