Here is the list of 10 colleges in Rhode Island in their

return-on-investment order (the numbers following the college

are: 20-year net ROI; total 4-year cost; graduation rate; typical
years to graduate; and average loan amount):

1. Brown University

(Private) $578,000; $247,000; 96%; 4 Years; $28,500

2. Bryant University

(Private) $443,000; $218,000; 78%; 4 Years; $46,200

3. University of Rhode Island (URI)

(In-State) $375,000; $109,000; 59%; 4 Years; $24,600

4. Providence College

(Private) $336,000; $234,000; 86%; 4 Years; $40,000

5. University of Rhode Island (URI)

(Out-of-State) $313,000; $172,000; 59%; 4 Years; $24,600

Trump, Death Squads, And Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg: Patch

Morning Briefing
Biden 2020? Brown Recluse spiders, and remembering a man who was "determined to do things
that were great."

6. (tie) Rhode Island School of Design (RISD)

(Private) $234,000; $249,000; 87%; 4 Years; $30,500

6. (tie) Roger Williams University

(Private) $234,000; $199,000; 62%; 4 Years; $45,900

8. Rhode Island College

(In-State) $226,000; $81,200; 43%; 5 Years; $25,400

9. Rhode Island College

(Out-of-State) $182,000; $125,000; 43%; 5 Years; $25,400

10. Salve Regina University

(Private) $175,000; $202,000; 67%; 4 Years; $32,500

11. Johnson & Wales University (JWU) - Providence, RI

(Private) $112,000; $172,000; 57%; 4 Years; $36,700

New England Institute of Technology

(Private); N/A; N/A; 48%; N/A; $38,300