you can't figure out the cost of a test

i wouldn't have the job i do if i couldn't throw rough numbers together for aim's overhead and support expenditures to basically maintain homeostasis. they're overcharging for testing-not by much to their credit. but not charging like a business with competition or making efforts to improve the quality and qualifications of their employees with the admittedly-small leftover portion of what they take in. and yes, i did look at comparable spaces for lease, what comparably-certified workers earn, etc. aim's not crooked, but not an amazingly well-oiled machine. exactly what qualifications do you have that i couldn't get in a year of noncompetitive-study?