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This Week In College Viability (TWICV) for December 9, 2024
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This week's episode has some action in layoffs and cutbacks. I thought we had an imminent closure, but Keystone College is still trying to ride out a nearly impossible financial situation with appeals of their accreditation removal. Poor students.
+ I have never used ‘fake news’ in this podcast before, but I have a story about college completion rates trending up that fits that categorization.
+ I have added a section on ‘College Drivel” ‘to talk stupidly or carelessly’. Prepare to nod your head in agreement.
+ Affluent White Students Are Skipping College, and No One Is Sure Why. I know why.
Show Notes
UNO to consolidate colleges, lay off administrators to address $15M shortfall
Faculty Push Back Against Staffing Cuts Recommended for State Colleges
No letup in financial pressure on colleges in 2025, Fitch says
With $252 million in projected debt, Barnard makes cuts to faculty and staff benefits
College Completion Rates Trending Up
2 Seattle Colleges Announce Merger
Affluent White Students Are Skipping College, and No One Is Sure Why
Dual Enrollment Is a Deceptive Fix for Declining Admissions
Our Opinion: Keystone College deserving of time to prove viability
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