Rosemont College has earned a reputation as a top value college, providing an exceptional return on investment (ROI) for its students. One key factor is its affordability. As of 2024, Rosemont’s tuition is 52% lower than the national average for private colleges, according to the 2025 Best Colleges rankings by U.S. News & World Report in their article “A Look at 20 Years of Tuition Costs at National Universities.” This makes higher education an accessible option for students seeking quality education without the heavy financial burden.

But Rosemont’s financial value goes beyond low tuition costs. Rosemont’s median earnings are 19.6% higher than the midpoint earnings for all schools, according to the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard. These figures account for all students, not just graduates, making Rosemont a high value investment in the long term for all students. With student loan debt now at $1.753 trillion according to the 2024 Student Loan Debt Statistics compiled by Melanie Hanson for EducationData.org, schools like Rosemont are leading the way to help drive down student loan debt both in the immediate and long term for students.

But Rosemont’s legacy of excellence extends beyond affordability. Its alumni include world class leaders such as Marion Donovan, inventor of the diaper cover and disposable diaper, CBS3 Eyewitness News co-anchor Pat Ciarrocchi, and Patricia Kennedy Lawford, producer of the first cooking show on network television and sister to President John F. Kennedy. Rosemont is committed to continuing to offer students not only an affordable education, but also the opportunity to join a network of accomplished alumni poised to carry on the legacy of success well into the future.