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Colorado State University Global graduates earning $72,022 annually pay just $14,099 in net costs, creating an strong return on investment for Management Information Systems students. The $22,000 gap between the cheapest and most expensive programs reflects Colorado's mix of accessible public universities and premium private institutions. With major tech employers like Lockheed Martin and Ball Aerospace driving demand for MIS professionals, Colorado's six programs serve a state where technology integration spans from defense contracting to emerging fintech startups.
6
Programs
$14,099 – $36,037
Net Price Range
$64,219
Avg. Program Earnings
45.6%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Management Information Systems and Services Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $14,099 $8,400 96.9%
2 $14,294 $10,780 29.9% 97.9%
3 $14,954 $12,760 17.6%
4 $15,331 $9,712 41.5% 81.8%
5 $22,689 $43,980 61.1% 76.1%
6 $36,037 $59,340 78.0% 77.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Colorado State University Global such a strong value for MIS students?

CSU Global combines the lowest net cost at $14,099 with the highest graduate earnings at $72,022, delivering nearly a 5:1 earnings-to-cost ratio. The university's online format and 96.88% acceptance rate make it accessible to working professionals seeking to advance in Colorado's growing tech sector.

How do graduation rates vary among Colorado's affordable MIS programs?

Public universities show mixed results, with Colorado Mesa at 41.50% and Metropolitan State at just 29.90%, while private options like Regis University reach 61.10%. Colorado Technical University reports only 17.60%, despite being among the more affordable private options at $14,954 net cost.

Does the Colorado Opportunity Fund help reduce MIS program costs?

Colorado residents receive tuition stipends through the Opportunity Fund, contributing to lower in-state costs like $8,400 at CSU Global and $9,712 at Colorado Mesa. This state support helps explain why public universities dominate the most affordable options for MIS students.

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