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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostNotre Dame College in talks to merge with Cleveland State. That's a new one - a public absorbing a private.
Notre Dame has lost half its enrollment since 2014.
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostNotre Dame College in talks to merge with Cleveland State. That's a new one - a public absorbing a private.
Notre Dame has lost half its enrollment since 2014.
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Notre Dame College in talks to merge with Cleveland State. That's a new one - a public absorbing a private.
Notre Dame has lost half its enrollment since 2014.
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Here is an article from the IG regarding Shapiro's higher ed plan. Hopefully, you can navigate the paywall
https://www.indianagazette.com/news/shapiro-proposes-bringing-together-passhe-community-colleges/article_d32a05ef-4bf3-5bac-aff4-f7f39683fe34.html#tncms-source=login
The reactions from the state rep from Indiana and the other Republicans blow me away. They simply never grasp that spending for education is an investment. If the PA economy needs anything, it needs this. The PA Republicans thinking is so disappointing and misguided.
Having grown up in Lock Haven and attending college in Indiana, I read these local papers online. All you ever see on the pages is about some organization receiving a government grant for this or that and they are so happy. Yet, this grant money to help bad local economies like Lock Haven and Indiana is made possible by Democrats. The locals still vote Republican. Go figure.
Sorry for the politics but it is too intertwined with the topic to ignore.
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Enrollment & budget woes are now hitting the next ring of schools: the large, public schools mostly with D1 sports who have the enrollment to cover for small financial swings but the combination of enrollment fluctuations, state funding changes, and operating cost inflation have forced them to trim. UNC campuses like Charlotte and Greensboro are trimming. University of New Hampshire is looking to cut 75 jobs.
Penn State is looking to cut $100 million. A 1.5% cut from the main campus but 15% from the branches annual operating budgets. Plus $30 million a year less in administrative & operating costs (unsure how that differs).
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post
Now that SAT is optional you could have started in August and rolled the dice on your success.
I was about a B plus student in high school..and It was just about that at IUP. I rarely got grades below 85 in high school ( Philly Catholic High Schools grades in 0-100 scale) but I did get more C’s than I was used to at IUP..mainly my science classes because it’s boring to me and I was a bigger social butterfly…
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Originally posted by IUPNation View Post
I was Summer/January because I didn’t do SAT tests well but I had above average grades in high school. I was better off not answering the questions on the SAT which was not logical to me.
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post
No, and anymore schools don't even do early start for students on the cusp (which is stupid). They'll bring them in with everyone else in August but make them take remedial courses that don't count toward their degree. If the student doesn't pass the remedial classes, they have to retake and it screws up the spring schedule (and further delays degree completion). But those early arrival programs make faculty work in the summer and cost more than the remedial classes. Not an IUP thing - it’s a national trend for those of us accepting kids academically unprepared for college level math and English.Last edited by IUPNation; 01-24-2024, 12:31 PM.
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post
No, and anymore schools don't even do early start for students on the cusp (which is stupid). They'll bring them in with everyone else in August but make them take remedial courses that don't count toward their degree. If the student doesn't pass the remedial classes, they have to retake and it screws up the spring schedule (and further delays degree completion). But those early arrival programs make faculty work in the summer and cost more than the remedial classes. Not an IUP thing - its a national trend for those of us accepting kids academically unprepared for college level math and English.
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post
No, and anymore schools don't even do early start for students on the cusp (which is stupid). They'll bring them in with everyone else in August but make them take remedial courses that don't count toward their degree. If the student doesn't pass the remedial classes, they have to retake and it screws up the spring schedule (and further delays degree completion). But those early arrival programs make faculty work in the summer and cost more than the remedial classes. Not an IUP thing - its a national trend for those of us accepting kids academically unprepared for college level math and English.
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Originally posted by IUPNation View Post
It was either Kitty U for a year or Summer/Jan for me in 84. I went Summer/January. Now I doubt they even do Summer/January.
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Originally posted by IUPNation View Post
It was either Kitty U for a year or Summer/Jan for me in 84. I went Summer/January. Now I doubt they even do Summer/January.
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Montgomery County Community College has over 12000 students.
Just sayin…
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