Revolution... using that prospective earnings tool that the Department of Education put out under Obama and refined under Trump (I can't think of its name right now), you can now see what you previous graduates of the university you are attending are earning with their degrees. Outside of engineering and maybe some of the biology degrees (and mathematics), considering that cost of attendance is $31k here, it really seems like a stretch to imagine that the return on investment is worth it, and this is a state school in a poor state.
Revolution... using that prospective earnings tool that the Department of Education put out under Obama and refined under Trump (I can't think of its name right now), you can now see what you previous graduates of the university you are attending are earning with their degrees. Outside of engineering and maybe some of the biology degrees (and mathematics), considering that cost of attendance is $31k here, it really seems like a stretch to imagine that the return on investment is worth it, and this is a state school in a poor state.