All colleges are not created equal, at least where student loan debt is concerned. Some schools have higher average debt incurred by their students than others.
The Project on Student Debt recently revealed the worst colleges and universities for student debt. And the numbers are shocking.
The Project on Student Debt has more:
The high-debt private nonprofit colleges listed here have average debt from $40,400 to $55,250. Tuition and fees at these colleges range from $11,300 to $38,750, with five of the 20 colleges charging less than the national average for this sector.
Check out our slide show of the worst schools for student debt in alphabetical order. Then tell us, what do you think of these numbers? What's your debt story? Weigh in below!
Given the number of Occupiers who've voiced complaints about their crushing student loan debt, you'd think they would have demanded that "Big Education" be called to account for their role in the fleecing of the middle class.
He says the ROI is worth it. I hope he's right.
So if you still want to take out hundreds of thousands of dollars to go to an expensive private school when you could go to a state college for ten times less, you should have to live with that decision.
You signed up for it - you pay it off.
Tax payers should not have to foot the bill for your over-priced eductaion. Take it up with these universities.
but that was the class 0f '90.....
it's now 20 years later...