College continues to get more expensive, especially at the top end of the scale, and it's worth looking at the return on investment for that enormous cost.
It turns out that many of the most expensive educations available in the US offer modest returns in terms of post-graduation salaries.
Using data from the Department of Education's College Scorecard, we found the average annual cost of attendance and median earnings for employed students 10 years after matriculation for four-year, primarily baccalaureate-granting institutions with at least 500 undergraduate students enrolled.
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