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Top 20 college investments
The Wall Street Journal published an article on college as an investment for the future, with top 20 rankings.
They compared the cost of college — tuition and fees, room and board, and books and supplies — and the estimated average payment for that graduate plus four-to-six years to compensate for time spent in school.
Top 15 schools ranked in this article were all private school, which costs almost $200,000 to attend for the four years.
There is only one public school, ranked as top 16, which is University of California Berkeley.
This gets me thinking that only those who are able to afford the private colleges have the chance to invest on their future. (Exaggeration, yes. But still holds somewhat truth.)
Let me know what you think!
Top 20: Colleges That Offer Best Return on Investment
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