Best Master's Degree Programs at University of Massachusetts-Boston by ROI

Every Master's Degree major at University of Massachusetts-Boston ranked by estimated 20-year net return on investment. Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.

Certificate Bachelor's Degree Master's Degree Doctoral Degree

Programs Analyzed

13

Majors with salary data

Average 20-Yr Net ROI

+$392,007

Across all programs

Average Annual Cost

$29,698

Cost of attendance

# Major 20-Yr Net ROI Median Salary Annual Cost Avg Debt
1 Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$1,151,644 $102,552 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
2 Educational/Instructional Media Design.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$963,724 $93,156 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
3 Business Administration, Management and Operations.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$804,044 $85,172 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
4 Accounting and Related Services.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$731,744 $81,557 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
5 Public Administration.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$430,284 $66,484 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
6 Special Education and Teaching.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$255,984 $57,769 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
7 Gerontology.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$243,184 $57,129 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
8 Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$221,584 $56,049 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
9 Student Counseling and Personnel Services.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$174,984 $53,719 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
10 English Language and Literature, General.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$82,244 $49,082 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
11 Mental and Social Health Services and Allied Professions.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$62,884 $48,114 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
12 Linguistic, Comparative, and Related Language Studies and Services.

Grad rate: 51.1%

+$36,984 $46,819 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →
13 History.

Grad rate: 51.1%

-$63,196 $41,810 $29,698 $0 Full ROI →

How ROI is calculated

20-Year Net ROI = Gross Earnings (salary × 20) − Total Degree Cost − Debt Payoff (×1.35) − Baseline Opportunity Cost ($42,000 × 20). Data from the U.S. College Scorecard.