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2014 Payscale Ranking of College Education Return on Investment

  image by flickr user 401(K)2012, cc licenseConsider higher education an investment in your student's future? Then Payscale.com has a must-read ranking list just for you. 
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Annual Payscale Ranking of College Education Return on Investment

Consider higher education an investment in your student's future? Then Payscale.com has a must-read ranking list just for you. This week, Payscale.com released its annual College Education Return on Investment Rankings. This ranking shows how much one would expect to get in return for the money it costs to get an undergraduate degree from a particular college.  This year's top perfomers:

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College Cost Increases Emphasize that those Paying Tuition Should Pay Attention to Fees

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