ROI is kinda useless in this context.<p>i.e., they&#x27;re essentially saying, if the uni is very selective (e.g. Harvard), the ROI is similar to say a state college.<p>But they&#x27;re disregarding that Harvard, whoever subsidises you, is a $100k investment or w&#x2F;e, and state colleges are $10k. Just making up ballpark numbers here.<p>Now the ROI might be the same, i.e. they might both end up earning roughly 1.5x their investment in annual salary. But seen this way, everyone appreciates there&#x27;s a gigantic difference in where you study, even though percent wise the ROI is exactly the same.