Colleges That Are Simply Not Worth Their Tuition

Penny Courtney Published on March 5, 2020

Clafin University, ROI -$133,900

Clafin has been striving to set students up for success since it opened in 1884. But drowning their students with student loan debts isn’t the way to do it. Their tuition costs are $128,000 over a four-year period and the return on investment is -$133,900.

Clafin University

Wheelock College, ROI -$140,700

Wheelock College was formerly Miss Wheelock’s Kindergarten Training School before merging with Boston University’s School of Education. The college now provides education at all levels but has made it on this list because of its high tuition cost of $201,000 for four years.