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Davenport University Return on Investment for a Degree

What Kind of ROI Should You Expect From Davenport University ?

Compare and review the expected return on investment on your Davenport University degree, below.

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Your Davenport University Return on Investment

Use the estimated return on investment for Davenport University below to decide if attending Davenport University is a smart financial decision for you.

Break Even In 3.3 Years at Davenport University

College is expensive and every year spent getting your degree is a year of lost wages and additional expenses. To determine when you will make up for the costs of college (your Return on Investment), we will look at the estimated cost of a degree and the average starting salary of graduates from Davenport University .

Average yearly cost$27,000
Average years to graduate4.3
Average starting salary$35,000
The average cost for a degree at Davenport University comes out to about $117,000 . If you make about $35,000 a year, it will take you 3.3 years following graduation to break even.

Additional Considerations

  • Be Wary of Excess Debt: According to the U.S. Department of Education. In 2012, the nationwide average salary for young adults with a bachelor's degree was about $47,000, while only $30,000 for those with a high school diploma.
  • The "break even" calculation above does not include interest on student loans. How will your debt level affect your ROI?

Major Specific Salary Information

Looking for a more specific return on investment estimate? Check out the salary you should expect based on your major at Davenport University

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