This kind of reminds me of how some of these schools bring in enrollment management consultants. They pay them a decent amount. They forecast like x growth over the next 3 years...and come up with a plan. And we see that these schools enrollment is still declining.
Now would it have declined worse? Who knows?
In these Triads, with these wildly optimistic numbers and projections, they're still barely making it. <-- That's a huge red flag. What happens if these schools like 10-15% enrollment year 1 because of this drastic change?
Now would it have declined worse? Who knows?
In these Triads, with these wildly optimistic numbers and projections, they're still barely making it. <-- That's a huge red flag. What happens if these schools like 10-15% enrollment year 1 because of this drastic change?
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