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Foods, Nutrition, and Related Services at Life University

GA · Private · 100% graduation rate

D
ROI Score
35/100
AVOID
Median Debt
$36,520
Year 1 Earnings
$42,000
Year 5 Earnings
$56,700
Debt-to-Earnings
0.87x

Debt vs Earnings

ROI Score Breakdown

Debt-to-Income Ratio30/100 (35%)
Earnings Premium vs HS32/100 (25%)
Job Market Outlook25/100 (20%)
Graduation Rate100/100 (10%)
Debt vs National Avg16/100 (10%)

Is Foods, Nutrition, and Related Services at Life University Worth It?

Verdict: AVOID. The numbers do not work for Foods, Nutrition, and Related Services at Life University. With $36,520 in debt and only $42,000 in first-year earnings, the debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.87x puts graduates in a difficult financial position. Even by year five ($56,700), the earning power does not justify the cost. Look at this major at a less expensive school, or consider a major with stronger earnings potential.