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Rutgers ' spplications rise over 90%
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A good thing about going to a place like RU is that its not going to close.
That might sound too dire but colleges are closing at rate of one a week and the pace is accelerating.
Colleges can lose accreditation for shaky finances.
"About one university or college per week so far this year, on average, has announced that it will close or merge. That’s up from a little more than two a month last year, according to the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association, or SHEEO.
So many colleges are folding that some students who moved from one to another have now found that their new school will also close, often with little or no warning. "
SUNY is over 160 million in debt and some colleges will crash
"“Gov. Hochul’s goal of revitalizing SUNY and making it the best public higher education system in the nation cannot happen when all but six of its campuses are in serious financial jeopardy,"
Oswego, Fredonia, Buffalo St, Potsdam, SUNY Maritime in trouble - "A recent SUNY report indicates that, if current expense and revenue trends persist, the system will face an annual budget shortfall of over $1 billion in 10 years.
Colleges are now closing at a pace of one a week. What happens to the students? - The Hechinger Report
The pace of long-predicted college closings has sped up dramatically this spring, threatening to throw more and more students off the path to a degree.hechingerreport.org
More bad news for NY colleges
The drumbeat of bad news for New York’s public and independent colleges continues. Last month it was the news that the Albany-based 103 year old College of Saint Rose would be closing its doors. This month, the bad news is from public colleges within the State University system. The...www.wamc.org
Hail Fredonia!!A good thing about going to a place like RU is that its not going to close.
That might sound too dire but colleges are closing at rate of one a week and the pace is accelerating.
Colleges can lose accreditation for shaky finances.
"About one university or college per week so far this year, on average, has announced that it will close or merge. That’s up from a little more than two a month last year, according to the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association, or SHEEO.
So many colleges are folding that some students who moved from one to another have now found that their new school will also close, often with little or no warning. "
SUNY is over 160 million in debt and some colleges will crash
"“Gov. Hochul’s goal of revitalizing SUNY and making it the best public higher education system in the nation cannot happen when all but six of its campuses are in serious financial jeopardy,"
Oswego, Fredonia, Buffalo St, Potsdam, SUNY Maritime in trouble - "A recent SUNY report indicates that, if current expense and revenue trends persist, the system will face an annual budget shortfall of over $1 billion in 10 years.
Colleges are now closing at a pace of one a week. What happens to the students? - The Hechinger Report
The pace of long-predicted college closings has sped up dramatically this spring, threatening to throw more and more students off the path to a degree.
More bad news for NY colleges
The drumbeat of bad news for New York’s public and independent colleges continues. Last month it was the news that the Albany-based 103 year old College of Saint Rose would be closing its doors. This month, the bad news is from public colleges within the State University system. The...