Any thoughts. Urbana has folded. Could the PSAC basically return to the traditional PA schools plus Shepherd?
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Originally posted by Dirty Harry View PostAny thoughts. Urbana has folded. Could the PSAC basically return to the traditional PA schools plus Shepherd?
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Gannon at its largest enrollment in the last 20 yrs. Gannon investing $20M in its cyber/sec program.
Extreme Networks investing $12M in GU partnership.
https://www.gannon.edu/shareworthydetail.aspx?id=830
Gannon offers 6 doctor degrees and also operates a campus in Ruskin, Fla
In 2010 boro had 8,642 last yr 4,646.
Boro seems in the category of Mansfield & LHaven
I think GU is good to go
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Originally posted by Sec10-A-14 View PostGannon at its largest enrollment in the last 20 yrs. Gannon investing $20M in its cyber/sec program.
Extreme Networks investing $12M in GU partnership.
https://www.gannon.edu/shareworthydetail.aspx?id=830
Gannon offers 6 doctor degrees and also operates a campus in Ruskin, Fla
In 2010 boro had 8,642 last yr 4,646.
Boro seems in the category of Mansfield & LHaven
I think GU is good to go
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Urbana was in trouble before Covid-19 so they're more an exception. Haven't heard much to suggest financial issues at Mercyhurst or Seton Hill. Cash liquidity is what will keep schools open. Gannon's Florida campus is keeping it above water.
Edinboro is safe. Their reserves are among the highest in the system. The PASSHE chancellor was quoted this morning as doing anything he can to reject plans to consolidate schools. Remember, if a school closes the state is still on the hook for their debt and the local economy suffers immediately.
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Originally posted by CALUPA69 View PostWith the endowments they have, GU-$63M, MC-$32M, SHU-$37M, I expect they will get the credit line needed to carry them through. Only SHU strikes me as a program that might think about stepping down to any of several very nice D3 conferences in Western PA and becoming the big frog in a small pond.
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostUrbana was in trouble before Covid-19 so they're more an exception. Haven't heard much to suggest financial issues at Mercyhurst or Seton Hill. Cash liquidity is what will keep schools open. Gannon's Florida campus is keeping it above water.
Edinboro is safe. Their reserves are among the highest in the system. The PASSHE chancellor was quoted this morning as doing anything he can to reject plans to consolidate schools. Remember, if a school closes the state is still on the hook for their debt and the local economy suffers immediately.
I think there will be a lot of privatization of government services in PA as a result of coronavirus and it could come into play with the PASSHE. I think it would actually be something for them to consider.
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Originally posted by WarriorVoice View PostI'd worry about the state public schools before I worried about the 3 private schools in the PSAC...Am I wrong?
I assume UPJ wasn't mentioned in the original title of this thread due to its affiliation with H2P.
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostEdinboro is safe. Their reserves are among the highest in the system. The PASSHE chancellor was quoted this morning as doing anything he can to reject plans to consolidate schools. Remember, if a school closes the state is still on the hook for their debt and the local economy suffers immediately.
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Originally posted by cwfenn View Post
Anyone heard anything about Cheyney?
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