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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a for-profit school I’m lead to assume 2 points. Firstly they will attempt to kill local competition quickly by offering [b]generous financial aid,[/b] not being constrained initially by budgets or reporting to NAIS. Willing to make operating losses to force other area schools out of business. Similarly, with no agreement with other AISGW schools, they can enroll students at their convenience many months before the other independent schools. I can’t help but think that DC non-parochial fringe schools such as Burke, Field, Sheridan etc must be extremely nervous[/quote] "Generous financial aid?" The Washington Post article mentioned 10% of the students getting financial aid. That's way at the low end. DC isn't New York -- there were many more applicants than spots for private schools in NYC so it's not surprising that a school like Avenues could succeed. Here, there are plenty of private schools. Maybe the Chinese immersion will be a magical hook, but other than that, they'll have issues with enrollment for quite some time, I'd think.[/quote]
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