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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Middlebury is hemorrhaging money on their language institute.  Had to reduce benefits and staff. AI completely wipes out the need to speak anything other than English.[/quote]

The language schools, Breadloaf are all profitable though they did show deficits during Covid. They are closing the Middlebury Institute of International Studies which has been the cause of their small nagging deficit.[/quote]
40% of the deficit is non-Monterey. https://www.middleburycampus.com/article/2025/08/middlebury-to-close-miis-by-june-2027[/quote]

That was this past year mainly because of rising healthcare costs coming out of our recent bout of inflation. There will be small deficits for the next few years as well while they wind down MIIS.

If you look pre-COVID the small nagging deficit is due to MIIS chronic under enrollment. The deficit is very small relative to their endowment. Middlebury could easily cover the entire deficit by raising their endowment withdrawal rate to equal Colby’s but they don’t because with their stellar credit rating it is financially prudent to borrow instead.[/quote]
Thanks for admitting you are wrong about “the (sole) cause of their nagging deficit.” [b]They have had a non-Monterey deficit every year for some time: you are wrong about that, as well, but conversations with apologists go nowhere.[/b][/quote]

The lies just never stop with you. Please get some help because you really need it.[/quote]

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