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Mining and Petroleum Technologies/Technicians

Degreeli uses field pages to show whether value is consistent or whether the same major swings dramatically depending on the school, price point, and completion environment.

Offerings In Preview Catalog

3

Positive ROI Routes

3/3

Best Current ROI

$822,619

Fastest Payback

4.4 years

Bottom Line

This field currently leans value-positive.

The current preview range spans from $629,837 to $822,619. That spread is the core Degreeli point: field choice matters, but so does where and how you pursue it.

What To Compare

Stack payback speed against downside, not just upside.

Families should read this category through three questions: which school delivers the best risk-adjusted upside, how fast the cost gets recouped, and how much value evaporates once completion risk enters the picture.

School-Level Routes

Where Mining and Petroleum Technologies/Technicians currently looks strongest

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ASSOCIATE

Nicholls State University

Degreeli Score

73/100

Fair Value

Data Confidence

Medium

Completion-Adjusted ROI

$822,619

Years To Recoup

4.4 years

On-Time ROI

$1,529,032

10-Year Earnings

$79,041

Why it scores this way

Strength: Cost looks efficient relative to expected early-career pay.

Risk: Completion or outcome confidence needs more scrutiny.

BACHELORS

Nicholls State University

Degreeli Score

70/100

Fair Value

Data Confidence

Medium

Completion-Adjusted ROI

$770,175

Years To Recoup

4.7 years

On-Time ROI

$1,431,552

10-Year Earnings

$74,167

Why it scores this way

Strength: Cost looks efficient relative to expected early-career pay.

Risk: Completion or outcome confidence needs more scrutiny.

ASSOCIATE

Lackawanna College

Degreeli Score

65/100

Caution Zone

Data Confidence

Medium

Completion-Adjusted ROI

$629,837

Years To Recoup

5.9 years

On-Time ROI

$1,714,776

10-Year Earnings

$89,729

Why it scores this way

Strength: Cost looks efficient relative to expected early-career pay.

Risk: Completion or outcome confidence needs more scrutiny.