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'Viability Val' on College Finances and Financial Health

Student & Family Introduction to Viability Val

The financial health of colleges is challenging to find and analyze.  We have created an automated resource to help explain both.

Your college financial health tutor

Don't choose a college in poor financial health.  Our apps help you compare the weak and the strong.

What Happens When College Enrollment Declines

Using our College Viability Sampler app,  you can easily compare the last 8 reported years of a college' enrollment data.


Click here to sign up for the FREE report on a college of your choice

When college financial health is an issue

Using our tools, you can quickly and easily compare financial status.  In addition, we have a tool to let you see how many students have graduated with a major you are considering.

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Considering Colleges?

43% of students graduate on-time (in 4-years) from private colleges (2023). 

75% of students return to the same college for their second year (2023). 

Over 500 private colleges spent more money than they made (2023). 


College is an investment with opportunities and risks. Make it with informed consent.

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