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Same category label, $1.22M apart. We compute 30-year ROI for 3,392 colleges and 115 major subfields from FREOPP · IPEDS · BEA — open data, open API, free to cite. le-teen.com · DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21351602

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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 09/10/2026
The FAFSA flags colleges whose grads earn less than high-school grads. It reads the school, not whether you finish. In FREOPP 2021 data, dropouts come out negative in all 19 bachelor's major categories. Engineering dropouts average −$118,867. le-teen.com/dispatches/fafsa-is-already-open #EconSky
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Dispatch №5: the FAFSA opened early, and its new flag watches the school — LE TEEN
The 2027–28 FAFSA opened Sept. 23, 2026. File early for first-come state aid, then price what its school-level earnings flag can't: major and finishing.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 08/10/2026
"Computer" on a diploma covers a 10× gap in one college-major category. Computer Science returns a mean lifetime ROI of ~$1.16M. Software & Media Applications returns ~$113K; 35.3% of its graduates never break even. FREOPP 2021. le-teen.com/majors/computer-and-information-sciences #EconSky
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Is a computer and information sciences degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Graduate-cohort-weighted median program ROI +$874K. Never-break-even programs: 2.3% of observed cohort weight. FREOPP 2021.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 28/09/2026
WUE's 150% ceiling removes a median 70% of the published out-of-state tuition gap at the 81 public universities we price in WUE states. Of four regional compacts, only the South's Academic Common Market grants the in-state rate. le-teen.com/rankings/out-of-state-tax/tuition-reciprocity #AcademicSky
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Tuition reciprocity: what WUE, ACM, MSEP and Tuition Break actually save — LE TEEN
Four regional compacts cut out-of-state tuition and none match: ACM hands over the in-state rate, WUE caps at 150%, New England at 175%. Who qualifies.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 25/09/2026
Federal student loans not on auto pay? Enroll by 11:59 p.m. ET on Sept. 30, 2026 and the Education Department cuts your rate a full percentage point. On a $30,000 balance that's $300 a year in interest. Fine print for college borrowers: le-teen.com/dispatches/auto-pay-one-point #EconSky
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Dispatch №4: a free point off your student loan, if you move by Sept. 30 — LE TEEN
Auto pay on federal Direct Loans cuts the rate a full point through June 2028 if you enroll by 11:59 p.m. ET Sept. 30, 2026. The fine print, sourced.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 24/09/2026
For a Pennsylvania resident, a public tech college in Williamsport out-returns Swarthmore. Pennsylvania College of Technology ranks 4th in the state on 30-year net value at in-state price, +$2.74M; Swarthmore College ranks 5th, +$2.60M. le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/pa #EconSky
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The best-value colleges in Pennsylvania — LE TEEN
Pennsylvania's four-year colleges by 30-year payoff at resident pricing: Carnegie Mellon University leads at +$4.73M.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 18/09/2026
We priced the degrees that staff America's classrooms. Education ranks 5th from the bottom of the 19 college-major categories we measure, at a mean lifetime ROI of +$121,114. 23.1% of Education graduates never break even on the degree. le-teen.com/majors/education #EconSky
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Is an education degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Education: mean lifetime ROI +$121,114, median +$126,853, 23.1% never break even. FREOPP 2021, 1,632 programs.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 17/09/2026
Two Health and Nursing subfields, by median lifetime ROI: Registered Nursing +$915,056, Communication Sciences & Disorders −$179,917, with 87.6% of its graduates never breaking even. A college major category is not a decision. le-teen.com/majors/communication-sc… #EconSky
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Is a communication sciences & disorders degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Communication Sciences & Disorders: mean lifetime ROI −$180,747, median −$179,917, 87.6% never break even. FREOPP 2021, 154 programs.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 16/09/2026
Ohio State places 9th among the 57 Ohio colleges we can score on 30-year net value at resident tuition, at +$1.93M. Marietta College leads Ohio at +$3.91M in 30-year net value. No brochure in the state prints that ranking. le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/oh #EconSky
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The best-value colleges in Ohio — LE TEEN
Ohio's four-year colleges by 30-year payoff at resident pricing: Marietta College leads at +$3.91M.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 11/09/2026
The FAFSA asks a family's finances down to the dollar. No line on it asks what the degree returns. 457 of the 1,656 four-year colleges we price come out negative on 30-year net present value at in-state tuition, on default assumptions. le-teen.com/dispatches/the-math-nob… #EconSky
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Dispatch №1: the math nobody runs — LE TEEN
We ran the 30-year math on 3,392 U.S. colleges. Just over one in four four-year schools with real earnings coverage comes out negative at in-state prices.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 10/09/2026
NC State returns $632K more than UNC Chapel Hill over 30 years at in-state pricing, and both schools clear a positive 30-year net value. NC State breaks even by age 35 against UNC's 41, and its four-year cost runs $2,436 higher. le-teen.com/compare/unc-vs-nc-state #EconSky
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill vs North Carolina State University: which degree pays off more? — LE TEEN
Both pay off: North Carolina State University +$2.22M vs University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill +$1.59M over 30 years. Gap +$632K, at in-state.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 09/09/2026
Health and nursing runs +$775,786 mean lifetime ROI, 4th-best of the 19 college-major categories we measure. And the 3rd-worst-paying of the 115 subfields we rank sits inside health and nursing: communication sciences & disorders, mean −$180,747. le-teen.com/majors/health-and-nursing #EconSky
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Is a health and nursing degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Health and Nursing: mean lifetime ROI +$775,786, median +$802,488, 6.8% never break even. FREOPP 2021, 2,285 programs.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 08/09/2026
College brochures quote an average. In 15 of the 19 broad major categories we measure, the average lifetime return sits above the median. In economics the average lifetime return runs $127,323 above the median. An average is not a typical outcome. le-teen.com/majors/economics #EconSky
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Is an economics degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Economics: mean lifetime ROI +$638,790, median +$511,467, 1.9% never break even. FREOPP 2021, 440 programs.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 04/09/2026
We score American four-year colleges on 30-year net value, priced as a non-resident everywhere. Of the ten highest-value colleges we score, four are maritime academies, led by Maine Maritime at +$6.07M. No Ivy League school makes our top fifteen. le-teen.com/rankings/best-value #EconSky
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Best-value colleges, state by state — LE TEEN
Best-value four-year colleges in every state + DC at resident pricing, plus the willing-to-move list: California Institute of Technology clears +$10.06M.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 03/09/2026
60.6% of America's public four-year universities charge out-of-state students at least twice the in-state price. Median premium: $9,792 a year, or $39,168 over a degree. Identical lectures, identical diploma. Residency is the only variable. le-teen.com/rankings/out-of-state-t… #EconSky
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Out-of-state tuition, ranked: the out-of-state tax — LE TEEN
8 public universities carry a $1M+ out-of-state penalty. At University of Michigan-Ann Arbor the residency line costs $1.42M over 30 years.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 02/09/2026
Biology is the 6th most popular bachelor's degree in America. Half of biology graduates are in programs returning more than $115,492 over 30 years. A quarter of them are in programs returning less than nothing. Same major. The list decides which quarter. le-teen.com/majors/biology #EconSky
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Is a biology degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Biology: mean lifetime ROI +$103,625, median +$115,492, 29.7% never break even. FREOPP 2021, 955 programs.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 01/09/2026
Common App has been open a month, so the lists are getting built right now. Philosophy and Religious Studies: mean lifetime return of -$111,915, and 59.8% of graduates never break even. Engineering clears ~$1.13M. Same tuition, same four years. le-teen.com/rankings/worst-roi-majors #EconSky
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The major you pick swings your lifetime ROI by a million dollars — LE TEEN
Two bachelor’s major categories lose money on average, ranked on FREOPP’s published lifetime ROI. $1.2M swing from a money-losing category to the best.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 28/08/2026
We read the price tables ourselves. 154 of the 775 public four-year colleges IPEDS prices charge the same or less in-state tuition than in 2020-21, and the median went $8,237 to $8,549 over those three years. The loudest number in the debate barely moved. le-teen.com/methodology #EconSky
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Methodology — LE TEEN
The 30-year NPV model behind our college-ROI numbers: the FREOPP / IPEDS / BEA spine, every default assumption, and the limitations we publish.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 27/08/2026
New Jersey colleges by 30-year payoff: Thomas Edison State +$3.93M, Stevens +$3.15M, NJIT +$3.12M. Princeton ranks 4th among New Jersey colleges on 30-year payoff, at +$2.70M. All four pay off, and Common App is open. Prestige order is not payoff order. le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/nj #EconSky
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The best-value colleges in New Jersey — LE TEEN
New Jersey's four-year colleges by 30-year payoff at resident pricing: Thomas Edison State University leads at +$3.93M.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 26/08/2026
Engineering is the safest bet in our college-ROI data: 0% of its graduates come out net-negative. Students who leave engineering without the degree still land at -$118,867. All 19 major categories run negative for students who don't finish. #EconSky le-teen.com/majors/engineering
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Is an engineering degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Engineering: mean lifetime ROI +$1,132,553, median +$1,125,922, 0% never break even. FREOPP 2021, 2,183 programs.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 25/08/2026
Life sciences and biology averages +$106,017 in lifetime ROI. And 31.5% of those graduates never break even. Psychology: +$68,424 average, 27.9% never break even. A positive average is not a promise. Check a program's floor, not its middle. le-teen.com/rankings/worst-roi-majo… #EconSky
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The major you pick swings your lifetime ROI by a million dollars — LE TEEN
Two bachelor’s major categories lose money on average, ranked on FREOPP’s published lifetime ROI. $1.24M swing from worst to best.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 24/08/2026
Texas colleges by 30-year payoff: Rice +$2.89M. UT Arlington +$2.72M. UT Permian Basin +$2.63M. Two public universities nobody puts on a list, within $260K of the one everybody does. Common App is open. Build the list on the math, not the brochure. le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/tx #EconSky
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The best-value colleges in Texas — LE TEEN
Texas's four-year colleges by 30-year payoff at resident pricing: Rice University leads at +$2.89M.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 21/08/2026
Room and board costs more than in-state tuition at 3 of every 4 public four-year colleges. Building a college list this month? The bigger line item is where the student sleeps. Median tuition and fees: $8,711. Median room and board: $11,954. Across 780. le-teen.com/worth-it #AcademicSky
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College ROI Calculator — is your dream school worth it? — LE TEEN
College ROI calculator: 30-year net present value against skipping college and investing the difference — not a payback shortcut. Free, no account.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 20/08/2026
Everyone argues about the major. We ran the schools. Of the 1,656 four-year colleges FREOPP covers, 457 are negative on 30-year net present value at in-state prices. One in four. Right major, wrong address, same loss. le-teen.com/dispatches/the-math-nob… #EconSky
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Dispatch №1: the math nobody runs — LE TEEN
We ran the 30-year math on 3,392 U.S. colleges. Just over one in four four-year schools with real earnings coverage comes out negative at in-state prices.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 19/08/2026
~36% of Social Work graduates are in college programs that never break even. Criminal Justice: ~3%. One federal category label covers both. ~$34K lifetime ROI against ~$279K. Nobody tells the 17-year-old choosing between them. le-teen.com/majors/social-work #EconSky
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Is a social work degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Social Work: mean lifetime ROI +$34,150, median +$37,672, 36.3% never break even. FREOPP 2021, 435 programs.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 18/08/2026
Same words on the diploma. Philosophy: 5,473 grads, +$38K mean lifetime ROI. Religion and religious studies: 5,440 grads, −$296K. Near-identical headcount, a third of a million apart. The label hides the decision. le-teen.com/majors/philosophy-and-r… #EconSky
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Is a philosophy and religious studies degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Philosophy and Religious Studies bachelor's degrees: mean lifetime ROI −$111,915, median −$81,669, 59.8% of graduates never break even. FREOPP 2021 data, 439 programs. No school named — run yours.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 17/08/2026
The bottom quarter of health and nursing programs returns more over a lifetime than the top quarter of philosophy programs. Not the averages. The floor beats the ceiling: $474,708 against $106,067. Same four years, same tuition. le-teen.com/majors/health-and-nursing #EconSky
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Is a health and nursing degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Health and Nursing bachelor's degrees: mean lifetime ROI +$775,786, median +$802,488, 6.8% of graduates never break even. FREOPP 2021 data, 2,285 programs. No school named — run yours.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 14/08/2026
A college degree with "management" in the name reads like a business degree. In business and management, 1.5% of programs never pay for themselves. In health and physical education, 26.9%. Same word on the diploma, different bet. #EconSky le-teen.com/majors/public-administration-and-human-services
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Is a public administration and human services degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Public Administration and Human Services bachelor's degrees: mean lifetime ROI +$199,831, median +$166,271, 15.6% of graduates never break even. FREOPP 2021 data, 2,190 programs. No school named — run yours.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 13/08/2026
Picking a college major to dodge AI tells you almost nothing about whether it pays. We score AI exposure across 18 fields. Of the three most exposed, two leave under 4% of graduates never breaking even and the third leaves 59.8%. Nursing, the least exposed, sits at 6.8%. le-teen.com/majors #EconSky
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Is your major worth it? All 19 categories, by the numbers — LE TEEN
Every U.S. bachelor's major category by FREOPP's lifetime-ROI numbers: mean, median, spread, % who never break even, break-even age. 19 categories, ~29,700 programs, FREOPP 2021.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 12/08/2026
Building a college list? Of the 115 fields we track, only 17 have zero graduates who never break even. Nursing, most engineering, construction management, statistics. About 1 in 6 graduates. In the other 98, some share never gets there. le-teen.com/reports/the-122m-blind-spot #AcademicSky
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The $1.22M blind spot — LE TEEN Report №02
What 115 college-major subfields reveal that 19 categories hide: a $1.22M spread inside one category label, a construction degree beating every engineering subfield, and a health major that loses money for 87.6% of its graduates. FREOPP 2021 data, no school named.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 11/08/2026
Georgetown CEW answered our question on the record: their no-borrowing simulation holds field of study constant. That assumption carries the result. In our college data 0% of engineering grads are in programs that never break even. In visual arts and music, 68% are. le-teen.com/majors #AcademicSky
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Is your major worth it? All 19 categories, by the numbers — LE TEEN
Every U.S. bachelor's major category by FREOPP's lifetime-ROI numbers: mean, median, spread, % who never break even, break-even age. 19 categories, ~29,700 programs, FREOPP 2021.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 10/08/2026
Every college degree has a break-even age: the year it finally pays back what it cost. In eight majors the median graduate crosses at 26, nursing and computer science among them. The slowest we measure doesn't cross until 48, and only for those who ever do. le-teen.com/majors #EconSky
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Is your major worth it? All 19 categories, by the numbers — LE TEEN
Every U.S. bachelor's major category by FREOPP's lifetime-ROI numbers: mean, median, spread, % who never break even, break-even age. 19 categories, ~29,700 programs, FREOPP 2021.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 07/08/2026
Psychology is America's 7th most popular bachelor's degree. On 30-year payoff it ranks 17th of 19. More than one in four psychology grads never earn back what college cost them. Popularity and payoff are different rankings, and only one gets published. le-teen.com/majors/psychology #EconSky
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Is a psychology degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Psychology bachelor's degrees: mean lifetime ROI +$68,424, median +$63,059, 27.9% of graduates never break even. FREOPP 2021 data, 1,238 programs. No school named — run yours.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 04/08/2026
−$119K. That's engineering, the biggest lifetime payoff of any bachelor's degree, if you leave without the diploma. Finish and it clears +$1.13M. All 19 major categories run negative for non-completers. Build the list around the odds you graduate. le-teen.com/majors/engineering #EconSky
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Is an engineering degree worth it? — LE TEEN
Engineering bachelor's degrees: mean lifetime ROI +$1,132,553, median +$1,125,922, 0% of graduates never break even. FREOPP 2021 data, 2,183 programs. No school named — run yours.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 03/08/2026
Common App is open, so the lists are hardening this week. Virginia Tech projects +$2.61M in net value over 30 years at in-state prices. UVA projects +$2.63M. Twenty thousand dollars apart, across three decades. One is a reach for most kids. le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/va #AcademicSky
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The best-value colleges in Virginia — LE TEEN
Virginia's four-year colleges ranked by 30-year payoff at resident pricing. University of Virginia-Main Campus leads at +$2.63M. 26 of 39 schools with real earnings coverage clear zero. FREOPP + IPEDS + BEA, citable inline.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 31/07/2026
Florida charges non-residents 3.7x what it charges its own kids at the same public university: $11,994/yr vs $3,246/yr, median of 25 schools. At UF that residency line is worth $758K over 30 years. le-teen.com/rankings/out-of-state-tax/fl #AcademicSky
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Florida out-of-state tuition — what non-residents really pay — LE TEEN
Florida out-of-state tuition runs a median $11,994/yr vs $3,246/yr in-state across 25 public universities. At University of Florida the residency line costs $758K over 30 years, same school, same degree. IPEDS + FREOPP + BEA.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 30/07/2026
Texas's best 30-year college payoff is Rice at +$2.89M. Second is UT Arlington at +$2.72M. The gap between the hardest university in the state to get into and a public you can commute to is $170K across thirty years. #EconSky le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/tx
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The best-value colleges in Texas — LE TEEN
Texas's four-year colleges ranked by 30-year payoff at resident pricing. Rice University leads at +$2.89M. 57 of 68 schools with real earnings coverage clear zero. FREOPP + IPEDS + BEA, citable inline.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 29/07/2026
Eight public universities charge a million dollars or more over 30 years for the crime of having the wrong driver's license. Same campus, same degree. The only variable is residency, the most underpriced line on the college visit. #EconSky le-teen.com/rankings/out-of-state-t…
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The out-of-state tax — LE TEEN
At University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, crossing a state line costs you $1.42M over 30 years — same school, same degree, just non-resident tuition. 8 public universities carry a $1M+ out-of-state penalty. Ranked from IPEDS + FREOPP + BEA.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 23/07/2026
Montana's best 30-year college payoff isn't the flagship. It's Montana Tech in Butte, +$5.27M. The state's biggest-name university trails it by millions, yet every Montana four-year still clears a positive payoff. Prestige order isn't payoff order. le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/mt #EconSky
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The best-value colleges in Montana — LE TEEN
Montana's four-year colleges ranked by 30-year payoff at resident pricing. Montana Technological University leads at +$5.27M. 8 of 9 schools with real earnings coverage clear zero. FREOPP + IPEDS + BEA, citable inline.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 22/07/2026
Two of every three Visual Arts and Music grads never earn back what their college degree cost them. 67.9%, by FREOPP's own lifetime-ROI math. A major is the biggest money call most 18-year-olds make blind. le-teen.com/rankings/worst-roi-majo… #EconSky
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The major you pick swings your lifetime ROI by a million dollars — LE TEEN
Two bachelor’s major categories lose money on average and a third of some popular ones come out behind — ranked by FREOPP’s own published lifetime-ROI number. $1.24M swing from worst to best. No school named.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 21/07/2026
Harvard is maybe the most famous college name on Earth. Over 30 years it pays off +$2.84M. In its own state it ranks 6th. MIT leads Massachusetts at +$5.63M, and 5 schools out-earn Harvard. Every one pays off. Prestige order isn't payoff order. le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/ma #EconSky
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The best-value colleges in Massachusetts — LE TEEN
Massachusetts's four-year colleges ranked by 30-year payoff at resident pricing. Massachusetts Institute of Technology leads at +$5.63M. 41 of 58 schools with real earnings coverage clear zero. FREOPP + IPEDS + BEA, citable inline.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 20/07/2026
The best-value college in New York isn't the famous one. SUNY Maritime clears +$5.71M over 30 years at resident pricing; Cornell, +$1.90M. Both pay off — the gap is $3.8M. 74 of 112 NY four-year colleges clear zero. FREOPP·IPEDS·BEA → le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/ny #EconSky
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The best-value colleges in New York — LE TEEN
New York's four-year colleges ranked by 30-year payoff at resident pricing. SUNY Maritime College leads at +$5.71M. 74 of 112 schools with real earnings coverage clear zero. FREOPP + IPEDS + BEA, citable inline.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 17/07/2026
Caltech clears +$10.06M over 30 years at the tuition California residents actually pay — the highest-value college in American higher education. 60 of 91 CA four-year colleges clear zero on payoff. Ranked from public data (FREOPP·IPEDS·BEA): le-teen.com/rankings/best-value/ca #EconSky
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The best-value colleges in California — LE TEEN
California's four-year colleges ranked by 30-year payoff at resident pricing. California Institute of Technology leads at +$10.06M. 60 of 91 schools with real earnings coverage clear zero. FREOPP + IPEDS + BEA, citable inline.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 16/07/2026
One college-major label can hide a $1.22M spread in lifetime earnings. We split FREOPP's higher-education data into 115 subfields: construction management out-earns every engineering degree; 92.3% of dance grads never break even. le-teen.com/reports/the-122m-blind-… #EconSky
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The $1.22M blind spot — LE TEEN Report №02
What 115 college-major subfields reveal that 19 categories hide: a $1.22M spread inside one category label, a construction degree beating every engineering subfield, and a health major that loses money for 87.6% of its graduates. FREOPP 2021 data, no school named.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 16/07/2026
Every number behind LE TEEN is an open, citable dataset: 30-year ROI for 3,392 U.S. colleges and 115 major subfields, cohort-weighted from FREOPP · IPEDS · BEA. Free to download, free to cite — DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21351602 → le-teen.com/api
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College ROI API — free, keyless JSON — LE TEEN
Every number on LE TEEN as a free JSON API: 30-year NPV for 500 U.S. colleges, lifetime ROI for 134 majors, the standing rankings. No key, no signup, CORS-open, CC BY 4.0. OpenAPI 3.1 spec included.
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LE TEEN @le-teen.com · 16/07/2026
One category label hides a $1.22M spread in lifetime ROI. Across 115 college-major subfields, a construction-management degree out-earns every engineering subfield — and one health major loses money for 87.6% of its graduates. FREOPP data. Report №02 → le-teen.com/reports/the-122m-blind-spot
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The $1.22M blind spot — LE TEEN Report №02
What 115 college-major subfields reveal that 19 categories hide: a $1.22M spread inside one category label, a construction degree beating every engineering subfield, and a health major that loses money for 87.6% of its graduates. FREOPP 2021 data, no school named.
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