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    We have ranked programs by their economic value (ROI). The top spots go to programs offering the optimal combination of affordability and high earnings.
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    Our ranking methodology is based on just 2 transparent variables: average net cost (after financial aid) and average earnings, 4 years after graduation.
    We synthesize these variables to assign programs an Economic Score according to which programs are ranked – the lower the Economic Score, the better.
    Data covers all students at accredited universities who received at least $1 in federal financial aid.

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