Lane is considering a career as a public relations specialist in which he
would make about $38,000 a year. But he realizes it will cost him about
$52,000 bbbc to get the degree he needs. If Lane decides to move forward,
what will his ROI be after the first year in his career

Return on investment (ROI) shows the benefit an investor receives in relation to their invested amount. It is expressed as a ratio or a percentage of the net income against the investment's cost.

It is calculated using the formula below.

ROI = returns( profits)/ cost of investments.

For Lena, the cost of investment is $52,000( cost of the degree). The returns for one are the earnings in the year, which is $38,000.

ROI= $38,000/ $52,000

ROI =0.73 or 73%

Lane is considering a career as a public relations specialist in which he would make about $38,000 a year. But he realizes it will cost him about $52,000 bbbc to get the degree he needs. If Lane decides to move forward, what will his ROI be after the first year in his career

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Lane is considering a career as a public relations specialist in which he
would make about $38,000 a year. But he realizes it will cost him about
$52,000 bbbc to get the degree he needs. If Lane decides to move forward,
what will his ROI be after the first year in his career