...for the projected recession in 2020. When the economy goes down, enrollment goes up.
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That is an outdated strategy. Different dynamic. Students are not willing to take on massive debt from a school whose reputation has suffered over the years. They can take courses at a local community college or state university that is reputable and will be around in the future.
Just collapse already. It’s like watching a bad car accident. VP’s...too many of them and they have zero clue what they are doing. It’s funny how every employee can see how bad things are, but they can’t see it.
We might be in great shape for growth but or product is not.
Recession-driven enrollment=old reality.
Students fished out + very bad rep=new reality.
Vertical issue: student debt tsunami
Pres just told everyone we are in great shape! Well, he didn't mention all the people losing employment upon campus closures...
Won't work this time.
Even if there is a recession words already out that a fake degree form a Jerry Springer college wont get you a job