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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So can someone please explain the IMPACT this will have on T-100 colleges and universities in the short-term (2025-2030)?

Assuming a sharp and massive decrease in federal funding per Musk/Project 2025:

- What will change on the ground at these schools in the next year, in the next five years? How exactly will it affect applicants and undergraduate students?

- Which schools (or types of schools) are likely to be the relative “winners,” and who are likely to be the relative “losers”?

(Assume I have no personal experience with either federally-funded research or college/university budgets. Because I don’t. 😂 But I do have kids applying to college in 2026 and 2029 and am having trouble getting my head around the short-term implications for them.

Thanks![/quote]

There are some colleges that have private research endowments for professors, this is how they attract talent. Some department chairs at universities are partially funded privately interns if salary. 
Wait and see, but some univs won’t survive and may change drastically. Penn state, for example. [/quote]

Sorry Penn State but the voters of Pennsylvania do not love you.[/quote]

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