Sample question
What happens if I'm off-track to graduate at the end of sophomore year? Walk me through exactly who contacts me and what the support process looks like.
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Marquette University is a private, Jesuit Catholic university in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This report benchmarks Marquette's most recent reported year (2024) against 2,000+ U.S. colleges across three dimensions: student outcomes, financial health, and value for money. All figures are drawn from federal IPEDS filings and are reported without editorial judgment.
Marquette University Inspection Flags
Student Outcomes
Financial Health
Value for Your Money
Inspection flags are nine independent checks across student outcomes, financial health, and cost-to-value that surface areas of a college's reported numbers worth a closer look. A triggered flag means the college's data met a specific threshold that students and families may want to ask about — for example, graduation rates slipping below a level, or tuition rising while outcomes decline. A clear flag means the threshold was not met. Flags are signals for further conversation, not verdicts.
Peek Behind the Curtain. Then Ask Your College.
Make sure your campus visit is worth it.
Estimated campus visit cost
$500+
flights, hotel, meals, time off work
Estimated four-year college cost
$100K+
tuition, room and board, fees
Estimated spirit shop haul on a visit day
$75+
hoodies, mugs, and the "we're-here!" photo op
Every campus tour is a sales pitch. Colleges will show you the beautiful quad and the smiling Dean — not what doesn't flatter them. The right questions can reveal information that significantly impacts your experience.
A $100,000 decision deserves better questions.
The 12 questions that reveal what a campus tour won't.
- Know what to ask before you set foot on campus
- Get past the polished tour script
- Leave with real answers, not just a good feeling
Only {{price}} to help get you the information to protect a $100,000+ investment.
A preview of your questions
Sample question
If you needed to cut 10% of your operating budget in the next two years, what would you protect and what would you cut first?
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Sample question
Where do you see the college investing in things that directly affect the student experience — such as extracurricular activities, extra tutoring support, or career advising?
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Section 1 of 3
Student Outcomes
How Marquette's students complete their degrees, benchmarked against U.S. four-year colleges.
Section 2 of 3
College Financial Health
How financially stable Marquette is, benchmarked against U.S. four-year colleges.
Section 3 of 3
Value for Your Money
How Marquette spends its budget and what families pay, benchmarked against U.S. four-year colleges.
Total Operating Spending
$479M
2024
Where every dollar was spent
Cost by household income
How Much Will This Cost for Your Income Level?
Net price is the average annual out-of-pocket cost for first-time, full-time undergraduate students — tuition + fees + room & board, minus the grants and scholarships the institution reports providing to students in each income bracket. Select your household income below to see the reported figure for that group.
Net Price by Household Income Bracket
Figures reported to the U.S. Department of Education via IPEDS for the 2023–24 academic year. Does not account for loans.
Avg Annual Net Price
$23,852
82nd percentile nationally for this income bracket
For a family earning $48,001–$75,000, Marquette's average annual net price in 2024 was $23,852. Net price is the reported cost after grants and scholarships are applied; it does not account for loans.
Sticker Price
$68,080
Tuition $51,170 + R&B $16,490 + Books $720