This Week In College Viability (TWICV) for November 4, 2024
AI-generated takeaways
- More students are choosing not to pursue college education.
- Free tuition initiatives can lead to negative consequences for faculty and staff.
- Enrollment declines have long-term financial impacts on institutions.
- HBCUs are facing significant challenges with graduation rates.
- Graduation rates are often overlooked in favor of enrollment numbers.
- Choosing a college requires careful consideration of its financial health.
- Support for higher education is crucial for societal progress.
- The college viability manifesto emphasizes the importance of informed college choices.
Chapters:
00:00 Election Day and Higher Education Trends
00:00 Election Day and Higher Education Trends
02:55 Layoffs and Financial Struggles in Colleges
05:47 Free Tuition Initiatives and Their Consequences
08:45 Enrollment Declines and Financial Health of Institutions
12:14 Tennessee State University: A Case Study
15:06 The State of HBCUs and Graduation Rates
18:02 The Higher Education Bubble and Its Implications
20:50 The College Viability Manifesto
Show notes:
Webster University to close all remaining military campuses
Faculty and staff reductions coming to the University of Akron: ‘Challenging but necessary change’
Admin announces no faculty layoffs (Rider U)
Reporting on College Finances (for education reporters)
Tennessee State University faces urgent financial crisis, implements immediate cost-cutting measures
What preliminary enrollment data from fall 2024 tells us
Central State University (OH) on ‘Fiscal Watch’
The cost of college is quietly going down
The higher education bubble is finally bursting
To purchase one of the 2024 College Viability Apps, click here.
Show notes:
Webster University to close all remaining military campuses
Faculty and staff reductions coming to the University of Akron: ‘Challenging but necessary change’
Admin announces no faculty layoffs (Rider U)
Reporting on College Finances (for education reporters)
Tennessee State University faces urgent financial crisis, implements immediate cost-cutting measures
What preliminary enrollment data from fall 2024 tells us
Central State University (OH) on ‘Fiscal Watch’
The cost of college is quietly going down
The higher education bubble is finally bursting
To purchase one of the 2024 College Viability Apps, click here.