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[quote=Anonymous][quote] I would go with the data from the Department of the Education. Also what's good about this is that it's for the folks who got any type of federal grant or loan which covers a big portion of the lower class, middle class, and UMC folks, and eliminates the rich folks effect that skews the result. So if you are lower class, middle class, UMC, then definitely pay attention to this. https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/ Median, began college 10 years ago [/quote] Actually, the WSJ assessment of outcomes is a little more sophisticated than simply a snapshot of median incomes of those who received federal financial aid ten years out. I’m not saying it’s the only valid assessment, but nor is ED’s. https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings/wall-street-journal-times-higher-education-college-rankings-2022 [/quote]
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