Chazz Robinson emphasizes that while graduate programs are often seen as pathways to increased salaries, a significant number fail to provide any real financial return, leaving graduates burdened with debt.
The study highlights that nearly half of the analyzed online graduate programs do not deliver higher earnings post-graduation compared to pre-graduate salary levels, revealing a troubling trend in return on investment.
Robinson advocates for greater scrutiny of the costs associated with expensive online degrees, stressing the need for institutions to address salary outcomes relative to their tuition fees.
Nine institutions, including Strayer University and Walden University, have been flagged as primary culprits for offering 'no ROI' programs, collectively accruing $4.6 billion in taxpayer-funded loans.
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