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I still can't find the slot where the $$$ spit out - Redrum - 04-02-2014
Stanford was rated the #4 best 20 yr. Return On Investment on in a study of colleges run by the Payscale website. Per the study, Harvey Mudd College was #1 Costing $229,500 Returning a $980,900 after 20 years.
CalTech #2
MIT #3
Stanford $236,300 Return $789,500  I think I did better with my 1970's "investment" . Glad I got out of the market when I did.
Princeton #13Â with lots of tech schools and mining schools in between.Â
Enough holes in study and methodology to allow even our field goal kicker to sack Ka.ls QB Jared Goff, but what the hell. Payscale's website doesn't even bother to explain all the meanings of the values in their by-school rankings. But we get to say, "Suck on it, Princeton!" So there's that.
http://blog.sfgate.com/education/2014/04/02/best-returns-on-your-college-investment-calculate-your-own/#22071101=14
Re: I still can't find the slot where the $$$ spit out - rudruff - 04-02-2014
My father in law went to Harvey Mudd. I may forget to mention this to him.