Anonymous
11/28/2025 07:45
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:The Middlebury Campus newspaper has been taken over by a bunch of ultra-liberal snowflakes who complain, complain, complain. Sad.
They provide no evidence to support their claim. Of course it's an editorial, so I guess they can say whatever they want.
If that’s the case it sounds more to me like they’re auditioning for a career at Fox News
Anonymous
11/28/2025 06:53
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:409 students (out of 598 total enrolled freshman) are admitted Early Decision.
That's 68% of the freshman class.
Only 2,738 students attend Middlebury, with 400 of them off the books for admissions stats purposes because they are the "February" admits.
200 of the 2738 were handpicked from the waitlist, preserving yield and circumventing need blind admissions.
Schools like Middlebury are struggling to attract high achieving student.
Only 41 freshman out of 500 scored above a 1530 on the SAT.
Middlebury is increasingly having to enroll low achieving students as it battles its financial problems.
You have curious obsession with Middlebury. Have you talked to someone about this?
Anonymous
11/28/2025 01:53
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
There are no financial problems. Middlebury has an investment grade credit rating and one of the largest endowments in the country which it draws on it at a conservative rate. They have run a small deficit for years because of MIIS which they are shutting down. The troll likes to spew nonsense.
There are financial problems. Google it. https://www.middleburycampus.com/article/2025/04/middlebury-slashes-budget-by-over-10-million-imposes-partial-hiring-freeze
You should read these things before you post them.
The article does support that there are financial issues. Is your only idea of a financial problem when a college closes or?
It does not. It mentions the deficit but given that the article is from April it primarily discusses budget cuts out of concern for the damage that the potential endowment tax could cause. Budget cuts that pretty much every wealthy college and university in the country were undertaking. You keep trying but you keep getting batted down because you are an idiot.
You keep saying there’s a financial issue and then pretending there isn’t one. Is Enron in the other line or something? Budget cuts and restrictions in spending are financial issues. I don’t particularly care that the fund for special fellowships given to 1 person every year in the Russian department who is undertaking a food studies seminar is growing if the money pot for day to day expenses is requiring institutional constraints. The institution is experiencing some small hiccups- I agree they can be fixed, but I don’t agree that we just sit and act like nothing is going on cause it makes you feel better.
Never once said that there is a financial issue because there isn't. You are just a fu#king idiot.
I agree that you have emotional regulation issues, but you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about and just act confident. The day to day has had restrictions across the Middlebury community.
Anonymous
11/28/2025 00:05
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
There are no financial problems. Middlebury has an investment grade credit rating and one of the largest endowments in the country which it draws on it at a conservative rate. They have run a small deficit for years because of MIIS which they are shutting down. The troll likes to spew nonsense.
There are financial problems. Google it. https://www.middleburycampus.com/article/2025/04/middlebury-slashes-budget-by-over-10-million-imposes-partial-hiring-freeze
You should read these things before you post them.
The article does support that there are financial issues. Is your only idea of a financial problem when a college closes or?
It does not. It mentions the deficit but given that the article is from April it primarily discusses budget cuts out of concern for the damage that the potential endowment tax could cause. Budget cuts that pretty much every wealthy college and university in the country were undertaking. You keep trying but you keep getting batted down because you are an idiot.
You keep saying there’s a financial issue and then pretending there isn’t one. Is Enron in the other line or something? Budget cuts and restrictions in spending are financial issues. I don’t particularly care that the fund for special fellowships given to 1 person every year in the Russian department who is undertaking a food studies seminar is growing if the money pot for day to day expenses is requiring institutional constraints. The institution is experiencing some small hiccups- I agree they can be fixed, but I don’t agree that we just sit and act like nothing is going on cause it makes you feel better.
Never once said that there is a financial issue because there isn't. You are just a fu#king idiot.
Anonymous
11/27/2025 19:38
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
There are no financial problems. Middlebury has an investment grade credit rating and one of the largest endowments in the country which it draws on it at a conservative rate. They have run a small deficit for years because of MIIS which they are shutting down. The troll likes to spew nonsense.
There are financial problems. Google it. https://www.middleburycampus.com/article/2025/04/middlebury-slashes-budget-by-over-10-million-imposes-partial-hiring-freeze
You should read these things before you post them.
The article does support that there are financial issues. Is your only idea of a financial problem when a college closes or?
It does not. It mentions the deficit but given that the article is from April it primarily discusses budget cuts out of concern for the damage that the potential endowment tax could cause. Budget cuts that pretty much every wealthy college and university in the country were undertaking. You keep trying but you keep getting batted down because you are an idiot.
You keep saying there’s a financial issue and then pretending there isn’t one. Is Enron in the other line or something? Budget cuts and restrictions in spending are financial issues. I don’t particularly care that the fund for special fellowships given to 1 person every year in the Russian department who is undertaking a food studies seminar is growing if the money pot for day to day expenses is requiring institutional constraints. The institution is experiencing some small hiccups- I agree they can be fixed, but I don’t agree that we just sit and act like nothing is going on cause it makes you feel better.
Anonymous
11/27/2025 17:47
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
There are no financial problems. Middlebury has an investment grade credit rating and one of the largest endowments in the country which it draws on it at a conservative rate. They have run a small deficit for years because of MIIS which they are shutting down. The troll likes to spew nonsense.
There are financial problems. Google it. https://www.middleburycampus.com/article/2025/04/middlebury-slashes-budget-by-over-10-million-imposes-partial-hiring-freeze
You should read these things before you post them.
The article does support that there are financial issues. Is your only idea of a financial problem when a college closes or?
It does not. It mentions the deficit but given that the article is from April it primarily discusses budget cuts out of concern for the damage that the potential endowment tax could cause. Budget cuts that pretty much every wealthy college and university in the country were undertaking. You keep trying but you keep getting batted down because you are an idiot.
Anonymous
11/27/2025 16:26
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
There are no financial problems. Middlebury has an investment grade credit rating and one of the largest endowments in the country which it draws on it at a conservative rate. They have run a small deficit for years because of MIIS which they are shutting down. The troll likes to spew nonsense.
There are financial problems. Google it. https://www.middleburycampus.com/article/2025/04/middlebury-slashes-budget-by-over-10-million-imposes-partial-hiring-freeze
You should read these things before you post them.
The article does support that there are financial issues. Is your only idea of a financial problem when a college closes or?
Anonymous
11/27/2025 16:24
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
There are no financial problems. Middlebury has an investment grade credit rating and one of the largest endowments in the country which it draws on it at a conservative rate. They have run a small deficit for years because of MIIS which they are shutting down. The troll likes to spew nonsense.
There are financial problems. Google it. https://www.middleburycampus.com/article/2025/04/middlebury-slashes-budget-by-over-10-million-imposes-partial-hiring-freeze
You should read these things before you post them.
Anonymous
11/27/2025 15:57
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
There are no financial problems. Middlebury has an investment grade credit rating and one of the largest endowments in the country which it draws on it at a conservative rate. They have run a small deficit for years because of MIIS which they are shutting down. The troll likes to spew nonsense.
Deficits are probably for the actual college experience. It’s great that the institution has managed to hoard money well, but when colleges have deficits they take away from the college experience, student programming, and club funding first…
Anonymous
11/27/2025 15:45
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
There are no financial problems. Middlebury has an investment grade credit rating and one of the largest endowments in the country which it draws on it at a conservative rate. They have run a small deficit for years because of MIIS which they are shutting down. The troll likes to spew nonsense.
There are financial problems. Google it. https://www.middleburycampus.com/article/2025/04/middlebury-slashes-budget-by-over-10-million-imposes-partial-hiring-freeze
Anonymous
11/27/2025 15:41
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
There are no financial problems. Middlebury has an investment grade credit rating and one of the largest endowments in the country which it draws on it at a conservative rate. They have run a small deficit for years because of MIIS which they are shutting down. The troll likes to spew nonsense.
Anonymous
11/27/2025 15:14
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
For one thing, there are plenty of high achieving students with SATs below 1530.
Anonymous
11/27/2025 14:45
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
You’re better off at an SEC honors college
Anonymous
11/27/2025 14:38
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
How is that a trolling post? It's stating facts. Maybe you don't like the facts but that's your problem.
Anonymous
11/27/2025 14:06
Subject: Middlebury Suffering with larger class sizes and enrollment
Anonymous wrote:409 students (out of 598 total enrolled freshman) are admitted Early Decision.
That's 68% of the freshman class.
Only 2,738 students attend Middlebury, with 400 of them off the books for admissions stats purposes because they are the "February" admits.
200 of the 2738 were handpicked from the waitlist, preserving yield and circumventing need blind admissions.
Schools like Middlebury are struggling to attract high achieving student.
Only 41 freshman out of 500 scored above a 1530 on the SAT.
Middlebury is increasingly having to enroll low achieving students as it battles its financial problems.
Sure troll, just more of your nonsense.