Best Colleges in Missouri by ROI

We scored all 50 Missouri colleges in our dataset from 0 to 100 on one thing: financial return. The state averages 43/100, on an average net price of $19,598 a year after grants and scholarships. The school that does best by your money is Washington University in St Louis at 96/100.

Graduates of University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis earn the most ten years out of any school in the state, a median $137,047. The lightest price tag belongs to College of the Ozarks at $6,100 a year. The list below ranks every Missouri college we scored by ROI, so you can weigh what you'd pay against what you'd likely earn.