Return on Investment
A college education is an investment (a substantial one), and should be evaluated not only for the immediate costs of tuition and books, but against the long term costs as well. When comparing the tuition at multiple universities (and your scholarship options) you should compare tuition, average starting salaries for graduates, placement rates for graduates, and rate of return -- as in how soon will you be out in the market earning a salary rather than accruing student loans.
At Neumont University our rigorous program allows for a much faster return on your initial investment. We believe that makes our program an unparalleled value in the universe of higher education.
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State University salaries taken from middle quartile rates, NACE 2008 Job Outlook Salary Survey.
Elite Private University salaries taken from top quartile rates, NACE 2008 Job Outlook Salary Survey.
Neumont salaries from confirmed offers extended to 90% of graduates from 2008. Neumont does not guarantee placement or salaries for future graduates.
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