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Anonymous wrote:I also read (on another site discussing this issue) that the housing contract now includes a no-refund policy if dorms need to close as they did last Spring. That would make me think twice about paying the bill in July or August when the future is unknown.

I’m getting the feeling that VT is in financial trouble

Oh stop. it’s not A private school - it’s run by the Commonwealth. Virginia will take care of it. And the only “hot mess” there is that the outside admissions consultant blew the numbers and it got oversubscribed. All else is fine there.

They over enroll every year. Are we supposed to believe it’s an accident every year?

No, it doesn't "over enroll every year". In fact, it underenrolled three years ago which is why they brought in the consultant to come up with a better system for predicting whom, of the offers made, would actually show up.

Well, they should have kept the consultant. This year is the third year in a row they have claimed to have over enrolled.

Anonymous wrote:I also read (on another site discussing this issue) that the housing contract now includes a no-refund policy if dorms need to close as they did last Spring. That would make me think twice about paying the bill in July or August when the future is unknown.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also read (on another site discussing this issue) that the housing contract now includes a no-refund policy if dorms need to close as they did last Spring. That would make me think twice about paying the bill in July or August when the future is unknown.

I’m getting the feeling that VT is in financial trouble

Oh stop. it’s not A private school - it’s run by the Commonwealth. Virginia will take care of it. And the only “hot mess” there is that the outside admissions consultant blew the numbers and it got oversubscribed. All else is fine there.

They over enroll every year. Are we supposed to believe it’s an accident every year?

No, it doesn't "over enroll every year". In fact, it underenrolled three years ago which is why they brought in the consultant to come up with a better system for predicting whom, of the offers made, would actually show up.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also read (on another site discussing this issue) that the housing contract now includes a no-refund policy if dorms need to close as they did last Spring. That would make me think twice about paying the bill in July or August when the future is unknown.

I’m getting the feeling that VT is in financial trouble

Oh stop. it’s not A private school - it’s run by the Commonwealth. Virginia will take care of it. And the only “hot mess” there is that the outside admissions consultant blew the numbers and it got oversubscribed. All else is fine there.

They over enroll every year. Are we supposed to believe it’s an accident every year?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also read (on another site discussing this issue) that the housing contract now includes a no-refund policy if dorms need to close as they did last Spring. That would make me think twice about paying the bill in July or August when the future is unknown.

I’m getting the feeling that VT is in financial trouble

Oh stop. it’s not A private school - it’s run by the Commonwealth. Virginia will take care of it. And the only “hot mess” there is that the outside admissions consultant blew the numbers and it got oversubscribed. All else is fine there.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also read (on another site discussing this issue) that the housing contract now includes a no-refund policy if dorms need to close as they did last Spring. That would make me think twice about paying the bill in July or August when the future is unknown.

I’m getting the feeling that VT is in financial trouble