A recent issue of The Economist addresses the issue of return-on-investment for major US universities. The summarize the research of PayScale, a research firm, has gathered data on the graduates of more
than 900 universities and colleges, asking them what they studied and
how much they now earn. The company then factors in the cost of a
degree, after financial aid (discounts for the clever or impecunious
that greatly reduce the sticker price at many universities). From this,
PayScale estimates the financial returns of many different types of
degree (see chart):
As well, there is a link to a page with an interactive graph that allows you to selected various criteria for analysis.
As well, there is a link to a page with an interactive graph that allows you to selected various criteria for analysis.
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