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Northern Kentucky University delivers the strongest value proposition for Management Information Systems students at just $7,168 net cost while producing graduates earning $56,867 annually. This creates a remarkable return on investment in a state where UPS operates its massive Worldport center requiring extensive logistics technology systems. The $13,533 gap between the cheapest and most expensive programs reflects Kentucky's mix of affordable public universities and higher-priced private institutions, with earnings ranging from $39,369 to $63,005.
7
Programs
$7,168 – $20,701
Net Price Range
$49,719
Avg. Program Earnings
49.5%
Avg. Graduation Rate

7 Management Information Systems and Services Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price Program Earnings In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $7,168 $56,867 $10,896 48.3% 86.0%
2 $10,089 $46,673 $9,838 47.7% 84.0%
3 $9,962 $39,369 $10,130 49.7% 64.3%
4 $10,916 $42,682 $11,436 53.7% 97.0%
5 $17,634 $63,005 $12,828 60.7% 81.5%
6 $11,286 $9,875 46.2% 83.0%
7 $20,701 $38,400 40.1% 94.2%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Northern Kentucky University stand out for MIS value?

Northern Kentucky University combines the lowest net cost at $7,168 with strong graduate earnings of $56,867, creating strong value for students. The 86% acceptance rate makes this program accessible while maintaining quality outcomes for information systems careers.

How do graduation rates compare across Kentucky MIS programs?

University of Louisville leads with a 60.7% graduation rate, followed by Western Kentucky at 53.7%. Most programs cluster between 46-50%, with Eastern Kentucky at 49.7% and Morehead State at 47.7%.

Does the University of Louisville justify its higher cost?

Louisville's $17,634 net cost produces the highest graduate earnings at $63,005, creating strong long-term value despite the premium price. The program also maintains the highest graduation rate at 60.7% among Kentucky's public universities.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.