Colleges That Are Simply Not Worth Their Tuition

Penny Courtney Published on March 5, 2020

Springfield College, ROI -$101,000

Springfield is a private college known as the birthplace of basketball because James Naismith invented it there in 1891. They offer both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. But students will have to pay $174,700 for four years to study there and get -$101,000 return on investment.

Springfield College

Benedict College, ROI -$105,600

Benedict College is in a large city and has approximately 2,247 students enrolled. However, despite this, they only have a 22% graduation rate. Tuition is a whopping $124,000 for four years and after 20 years students get a return on investment of -$105,600.