Best Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science/Research and Allied Professions Degrees in Michigan by ROI
Colleges in Michigan ranked by estimated 20-year net return on investment — calculated from median graduate earnings, total attendance cost, and average student debt. Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.
Programs in Michigan
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Colleges with salary data
Average 20-Yr Net ROI
-$389,473
Across Michigan programs
Average Annual Cost
$24,237
Cost of attendance
| # | College | 20-Yr Net ROI | Median Salary | Annual Cost | Avg Debt | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Baker College
Grad rate: 22.9% |
-$314,276 | $27,459 | $23,456 | N/A | Full ROI → |
| 2 |
Schoolcraft Community College District
Grad rate: 16.0% |
-$327,141 | $26,239 | $11,921 | N/A | Full ROI → |
| 3 |
Dorsey College
Grad rate: 46.5% |
-$457,511 | $21,667 | $30,059 | $15,402 | Full ROI → |
| 4 |
Dorsey College-Wayne
Grad rate: 29.7% |
-$458,966 | $21,667 | $31,514 | $15,402 | Full ROI → |
How ROI is calculated
20-Year Net ROI = Gross Earnings (salary × 20) − Total Degree Cost (annual cost × programme years) − Debt Payoff (avg debt × 1.35) − Baseline Opportunity Cost ($42,000 × 20 = $840,000)
A positive ROI means a degree in this field pays off relative to entering the workforce without one. Data from the U.S. College Scorecard.
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