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Head-to-head · 2026

Peru State College vs Wayne State College

Side-by-side ROI breakdown. 2 wins for Peru State College, 3 for Wayne State College — Wayne State College has more metric-level advantages.

Face to face

Metric-by-metric, winner flagged

9 metrics, side by side. The colored cell wins. Green = lower-is-better wins, indigo = higher-is-better wins.

Metric Peru State College Wayne State College
ROI score 10.12 7.66
Avg net price $11,632 $15,360
Median earnings (10y) $47,071 $47,075
Acceptance rate Open / not reported Open / not reported
Graduation rate 37.6% 52.2%
Median debt $21,875 $19,000
Enrollment 1,092 3,010
Ownership Public Public
Avg SAT
Wins 2 3

Value readout

Where each school has the edge

Wayne State College costs $3,728 more per year than Peru State College ($15,360 vs $11,632). Wayne State College graduates report $4 higher median earnings after ten years ($47,075 vs $47,071). On EduGradify's model that puts Peru State College ahead on projected ROI (10.12 vs 7.66, exceptional investment).

The more affordable option (Peru State College) also posts the better return, making it the lower-risk pick on cost alone. On admissions, neither school reports a standard acceptance rate in the current federal data, so this matchup should lean on price, outcomes and fit instead.

Frequently asked

Peru State College vs Wayne State College, answered

4 of the most common questions, with real numbers from federal data.

Is Peru State College or Wayne State College the better value?

Peru State College has the higher EduGradify ROI score (10.12 vs 7.66), meaning its ten-year earnings go further against its net price.

Which school costs less after aid?

Peru State College is cheaper — average net price $11,632 per year vs $15,360 at Wayne State College. The annual difference of $3,728 adds up to about $14,912 over four years.

Which school reports higher earnings?

Wayne State College reports higher median earnings ten years after entry: $47,075 vs $47,071 at Peru State College. The annual gap in the federal data is $4.

What should I compare beyond ROI?

Use the ROI score as a value screen, then compare aid letters, program fit, graduation rate, location, campus size, and debt. Peru State College reports a B value grade; Wayne State College reports B.