The financial journey through Morris is steep, with a price tag of $27,000 a year. Yet, the road doesn’t get much easier post-graduation; students step out with an average debt of $26,000, armed with degrees that lead to starting salaries of around $32,000. It’s a tough financial equation for Morris graduates, combining high costs with modest returns.
The cost of education here doesn’t come cheap, with in-state students forking out $22,000 and their out-of-state peers paying $25,000 in tuition. Upon leaving, graduates are burdened with an average loan debt of $25,000, a hefty price for a degree from a school struggling to shake off its dubious distinction.