WELS Martin Luther College - On List of 30 Colleges Not Worth the Tuition They Demand

 

30 Colleges That Aren’t Worth the Tuition They Demand

By Oliver Hamilton - April 6, 2020

Not All Colleges Are Worth Their Tuition

Going to college is really necessary if you want to work in some fields, but often it doesn’t pay to go to certain schools. Based on the tuition fee, the return on investment is in the negative for many of these, even 20 years after joining the workforce, according to research done by PayScale. Check out what colleges are simply not worth the money!

Martin Luther in Minnesota is the home of one of the most peculiarly active campuses in the U.S. A third of the under 900 students play varsity sports, while two-thirds play intramural sports. That definitely has a lot to do with how happy the students look all the time.

As in shape as the students are while they are in school, they are apparently not that equipped for the real world. Tuition costs $93,300 for four years, but after 20 years there’s -$123,200 return on investment on average.

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