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Nebraska ROI Summary

Aggregated analysis of return on investment across 39 institutions in Nebraska.

Nebraska - State Aggregate

Institution Statistics

Financial ROI

Level
Institutions
NPV (Zero Cost)
Pos / Neg
NPV (Med Cost)
Pos / Neg
NPV (Full Cost)
Pos / Neg
Certificate→8
25%
n=8
25%
n=8
25%
n=8
Associate→9
100%
n=5
100%
n=5
80%
n=5
Bachelor→21
74%
n=19
47%
n=19
16%
n=19
Master's→0
n=0
n=0
n=0
Doctoral→0
n=0
n=0
n=0
Total38
66%
n=32
50%
n=32
28%
n=32

Student Outcomes

Level
Institutions
Earnings vs HS
>HS / ≤HS
Social ROI
Pos / Neg
Pell ROI
Pos / Neg
Certificate→8
25%
n=8
25%
n=8
25%
n=8
Associate→9
100%
n=5
100%
n=5
80%
n=5
Bachelor→21
100%
n=20
47%
n=19
11%
n=19
Master's→0
n=0
n=0
n=0
Doctoral→0
n=0
n=0
n=0
Total38
82%
n=33
50%
n=32
25%
n=32

Student Statistics

Financial ROI

Level
Students
NPV (Zero Cost)
Pos / Neg
NPV (Med Cost)
Pos / Neg
NPV (Full Cost)
Pos / Neg
Certificate→10,798
94%
n=10,798
94%
n=10,798
94%
n=10,798
Associate→13,730
100%
n=13,188
100%
n=13,188
93%
n=13,188
Bachelor→89,738
89%
n=85,754
76%
n=85,754
18%
n=85,754
Master's→0
n=0
n=0
n=0
Doctoral→0
n=0
n=0
n=0
Total114,266
91%
n=109,740
81%
n=109,740
35%
n=109,740

Student Outcomes

Level
Students
Earnings vs HS
>HS / ≤HS
Social ROI
Pos / Neg
Pell ROI
Pos / Neg
Certificate→10,798
94%
n=10,798
94%
n=10,798
94%
n=10,798
Associate→13,730
100%
n=13,188
100%
n=13,188
93%
n=13,188
Bachelor→89,738
100%
n=89,709
76%
n=85,754
17%
n=85,754
Master's→0
n=0
n=0
n=0
Doctoral→0
n=0
n=0
n=0
Total114,266
99%
n=113,695
81%
n=109,740
34%
n=109,740
Visualization Key

The Donut Chart shows the visual breakdown of positive vs negative results.

Green = Positive %
Red = Negative %
Credential Classification & Durations

Institutions are grouped into rows by their predominant degree level, and each school's ROI uses that level's program length: one year for certificates, two for associate degrees, four for bachelor's. A school that mostly awards certificates or associate degrees but also awards longer degrees is still priced at the shorter length, while its earnings include graduates of the longer programs. When that pushes its Social ROI to 1,000% or its Pell ROI to 250%, the school carries a warning.