CNBC Make It has ranked the University of Washington Bothell No. 2 on its list of public colleges that provide the greatest return on investment.
And No. 1? The University of Washington Seattle.
The ranking of colleges that “pay off the most” was based on CNBC’s analysis of data provided by The Hechinger Report’s Tuition Tracker and PayScale’s College Salary Report.
According to the CNBC Make It list:
The UW campus in Seattle was ranked No. 1 on the CNBC Make It list, published July 16. The UW also was ranked No. 28 on the Times Higher Education’s world university rankings for 2020, released July 17.
Sean Marsh, interim associate vice chancellor of advancement, said, “As we near our 30th year in 2020, UW Bothell has more than 22,000 alumni, and most of them remain in the state of Washington where they are innovating new technologies and contributing to the region’s quality of life.”
UW Bothell provides access to an exceptional University of Washington education to students in a campus environment that fosters student achievement. Offering more than 55 undergraduate and graduate degrees, options, certificates and concentrations, UW Bothell builds regional partnerships, inspires change, creates knowledge, shares discoveries and prepares students for leadership in the state of Washington and beyond.
The ranking of colleges that “pay off the most” was based on CNBC’s analysis of data provided by The Hechinger Report’s Tuition Tracker and PayScale’s College Salary Report.
According to the CNBC Make It list:
- The average net cost for UW Bothell students from families with an annual income of $48,001 to $75,000 is $8,767.
- The median salary for alumni with 0-5 years of experience is $58,200.
- The median salary for alumni with 10-plus years of experience is $104,100.
- The salary average, early and mid-career, is $81,150.
The UW campus in Seattle was ranked No. 1 on the CNBC Make It list, published July 16. The UW also was ranked No. 28 on the Times Higher Education’s world university rankings for 2020, released July 17.
“UW Bothell is a student-centered campus with faculty and staff committed to helping students succeed,” said Sharon A. Jones, UW Bothell vice chancellor for academic affairs.
“We meet students where they are, offering core classes in the evening, instituting an early warning system that alerts counselors when students experience drawbacks and ensuring the work they do here mirrors what they’ll be doing out there.
“We are pleased by the recognition, because we believe in the power of a UW Bothell degree to transform lives and uplift communities.”
Sean Marsh, interim associate vice chancellor of advancement, said, “As we near our 30th year in 2020, UW Bothell has more than 22,000 alumni, and most of them remain in the state of Washington where they are innovating new technologies and contributing to the region’s quality of life.”
UW Bothell provides access to an exceptional University of Washington education to students in a campus environment that fosters student achievement. Offering more than 55 undergraduate and graduate degrees, options, certificates and concentrations, UW Bothell builds regional partnerships, inspires change, creates knowledge, shares discoveries and prepares students for leadership in the state of Washington and beyond.
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