Every year, the federal government writes checks totaling over $31 billion to help low-income students attend college through the Federal Pell Grant program. Are we getting our money’s worth?
The Pell Grant is a laudable attempt by the Federal Government to provide college cost relief to the financially challenged. Here’s why and how those federal investments can do much better.
Are rankings the best way to choose a college? I will show why you should ignore those rankings and why college ratings and the return on investment (ROI) are far more valuable tools for making informed decisions.
There are many ways to calculate a college return on investment. Many are incomplete and misleading. In this article we show you the most complete and useful method to help you navigate this critical decision
There are so many parties involved that when we talk about College Return on Investment, we ought to clarify whose ROI we are talking about. The return may be very different depending on who is being measured. Let’s explain.
The College ROI is based on financial modeling. Every decision model makes assumptions. We explain our assumptions, caveats, data sources when determining a college return on investment