Bachelor's Degree in Specialized Sales, Merchandising and Marketing Operations. — ROI at Baylor University

TX  ·  Based on U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard data

Financial Breakdown for Specialized Sales, Merchandising and Marketing Operations. at Baylor University

Net Annual Cost

$70,130

After grants & scholarships


$0

Median Earnings

$56,320

Median salary after graduation

Net Debt

$23,115

After personal savings applied


$0

20-Year Net ROI Projection

Gross Earnings (20 years)

$56,320 × 20 years

+$1,126,400

Total 4-Year Cost

$70,130 × 4 years

−$280,520

Estimated Debt Payoff Includes estimated interest over a standard 10-year repayment plan.

$23,115 principal × 1.35 (interest)

−$31,205

Baseline Opportunity Cost The estimated earnings you would make with a high school diploma over 20 years ($42,000/yr), which you forfeit while studying.

$42,000 median no-degree salary × 20 years

−$840,000

20-Year Net ROI

-$25,325

Graduation Rate

80.8%

of students complete their degree

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How we calculate ROI

20-Year Net ROI = Gross Earnings − Total 4-Year Cost − Estimated Debt Payoff − Baseline Opportunity Cost

Baseline assumes $42,000/yr median earnings without a college degree. Debt payoff uses a 1.35× multiplier to account for interest over a standard repayment period.

Data sourced from the U.S. College Scorecard.