The good news for all the schools below is that they made the US News & World Report list of the best 206 national universities and national liberal arts colleges. The bad news is that 24/7 Wall St culled data to figure out which of those schools offered the worst bang for the buck. In the stats below, "salary" refers to the typical income of a graduate 10 years after entering the workforce; that's compared to the cost of a four-year degree. The worst:
- Bennington College (Vermont): Salary: $24,600; degree: $111,604
- College of the Atlantic (Maine): Salary: $26,400; degree: $69,852
- St. John’s College (New Mexico): Salary: $27,600; degree: $96,508
- Thomas Aquinas College (California): Salary: $30,200; degree: $81,840
- Earlham College (Indiana): Salary: $33,400; degree: $75,676
- St. John's College (Maryland): Salary: $35,200; degree: $117,824
- Reed College (Oregon): Salary: $35,200; degree: $83,520
- Berea College (Kentucky): Salary: $33,400; degree: $12,268
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