Anonymous wrote:I think as people look for value in college cost, many privates will experience this issue. Every private my kid was admitted to gave huge merit/discount. This is not sustainable unless they have a huge endowment.
State flag ships enrollment has blown up in the last few years, so the share of students attending privates is going down.
This link rates college/universities financial health.
https://universitydeathpool.com/home/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Xavier gave my DC generous merit so the final price is less than the public’s for out of state applicants.
Which is exactly why it is struggling to stay afloat. These are desperate times for SLACs. “generous merit” could mean no merit in two years’ time if the school closes. My LAC is playing the same games to fill a class
Anonymous wrote:No big news. We know what a college a week
has been closing since covid, LACs, in
particular. Google it or Hechinger.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some of these schools simply cost too much, especially for the rankings.
Don’t be a sheep
OK, then some of these schools simply cost too much for the career outcomes. It's not being a sheep to expect an $80K school to deliver more value than a $40K school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some of these schools simply cost too much, especially for the rankings.
Don’t be a sheep
Anonymous wrote:Some of these schools simply cost too much, especially for the rankings.