It doesn't matter what it costs the University to educate a person. The market dictates that the BU experience should cost exactly as much as it makes the BU ex

It doesn't matter what it costs the University to educate a person. The market dictates that the BU experience should cost exactly as much as it makes the BU experience just barely worthwhile, and almost not, for the increase in human capital in the enrollee. The piece of paper that says BU is apparently worth about $320k, which isn't entirely unbelievable. I bet it costs BU a lot less, but since the market pays that much, it can spend it on whatever and call it overhead, because why the heck not.