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MIT delivers the most surprising value in Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods across Massachusetts, with a net price of just $19,813 despite its $60,156 sticker price. This creates an unusual pricing market where the world's top engineering school costs less out-of-pocket than most private colleges on this list. The state's concentration of biotech and consulting firms around Cambridge and Boston creates strong demand for quantitative analysts, with Bentley University graduates earning $79,653 annually. Public options like Bridgewater State at $17,970 provide the lowest entry point into this field that combines statistical modeling with business strategy.
12
Programs
$17,970 – $39,866
Net Price Range
$46,986
Avg. Program Earnings
69.7%
Avg. Graduation Rate

12 Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $17,970 $11,389 54.6% 87.7%
2 $18,441 $11,978 55.0% 92.7%
3 $19,813 $60,156 96.1% 4.0%
4 $24,944 $26,000 53.2% 73.2%
5 $25,299 $42,970 42.3% 89.4%
6 $27,711 $55,160 77.1% 50.3%
7 $28,853 $49,414 74.6% 82.3%
8 $29,969 $54,500 80.8% 73.4%
9 $30,031 $45,380 59.8% 86.8%
10 $31,170 $46,430 63.9% 88.0%
11 $38,787 $58,150 88.2% 57.9%
12 $39,866 $67,680 91.0% 16.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

How does MIT cost less than other private schools for this program?

MIT's generous financial aid reduces the net price to $19,813, making it cheaper than 8 other private colleges on this list. Schools like Bentley University and Boston College cost $38,787 and $39,866 respectively after aid.

What salary differences exist between the cheapest and most expensive programs?

Bentley University graduates earn $79,653 annually while American International College graduates earn $26,353. This $53,300 gap shows how institutional reputation and alumni networks impact earning potential in quantitative fields.

Is the graduation rate gap significant between public and private schools?

Public universities like Bridgewater State and Salem State graduate around 55% of students in this major. Private colleges like MIT and Boston College achieve 96% and 91% graduation rates respectively.

Does admission difficulty correlate with post-graduation earnings?

MIT accepts just 3.96% of applicants and leads to high-paying careers, while American International College accepts 89.36% but shows the lowest earnings at $26,353. Selectivity often reflects program rigor and industry connections.

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