Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This question is really for donut hole families. People that make over 200,000 a year but less than 300,000. Have some saved for college but not nearly enough.
IMO, if you cannot "easily pay the $90K", then it's not worth it. Don't mess with your retirement to pay for college. There are hundreds of great schools that will be affordable (thru merit or simply lower overall prices). Find the best ones of those for your kid
Anonymous wrote:This question is really for donut hole families. People that make over 200,000 a year but less than 300,000. Have some saved for college but not nearly enough.
Anonymous wrote:This question is really for donut hole families. People that make over 200,000 a year but less than 300,000. Have some saved for college but not nearly enough.
Anonymous wrote:Wharton, Berkeley MET, HYPSM, Georgetown SFS, BSMD programs at selective schools.Anonymous wrote:We were shocked to find out, during our tufts tour, that the institution has surpassed $91,000. Tufts is a good school ,a great school even, but $91k is way overselling what it actually provides and its mediocre alumni network and few career resources. I understand that the purpose of a college isn't job training, but, at some point, when you're charging such obscene prices, you have to guarantee a return on the investment beyond being a "whole, educated person." For you, what institutions are worth $90k+, if any?
Wharton, Berkeley MET, HYPSM, Georgetown SFS, BSMD programs at selective schools.Anonymous wrote:We were shocked to find out, during our tufts tour, that the institution has surpassed $91,000. Tufts is a good school ,a great school even, but $91k is way overselling what it actually provides and its mediocre alumni network and few career resources. I understand that the purpose of a college isn't job training, but, at some point, when you're charging such obscene prices, you have to guarantee a return on the investment beyond being a "whole, educated person." For you, what institutions are worth $90k+, if any?
Anonymous wrote:Major is much more important if you consider value and worth.
https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/
- Harvard English = $64,155
- Boston College Finance = $135,373
- Northeastern CS = $149,127
Anonymous wrote:For me, none—even HYP.
Anonymous wrote:The Ivy-plus: All the ivies plus MIT Stanford Duke Chicago.
The group has been in multiple studies shoeing differences in accessing the top jobs or grad/professional schools within different sectors.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I drew the line at BC when we toured.
Tufts is that same level.
This was us exactly. We would not pay $90K for BC, BU, Tufts, etc.
Other families will. It's obviously a very personal decision.
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:really only tip top like HYPSM. or those who give a ton of aid to families like mine (good income, real assets)
This. The bottom tier Ivies aren't worth it.