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Originally posted by iupgroundhog View Post
You could read the previous 216 pages of this thread. It's perhaps the most in-depth discussion of the two mergers anywhere.
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Originally posted by WarriorVoice View PostI have heard that the two different triads had completely different rollouts for their "merge". Apparently the Western triad did their transition earlier than here in the East. Apparently it was much "smoother" than here, but that's a relative term...I wonder why both triads weren't using the same processes. Anyone else hearing anything of this?
My wife is going back to school and her program is through one of the merged schools. Its a GD mess.
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Originally posted by WarriorVoice View PostI have heard that the two different triads had completely different rollouts for their "merge". Apparently the Western triad did their transition earlier than here in the East. Apparently it was much "smoother" than here, but that's a relative term...I wonder why both triads weren't using the same processes. Anyone else hearing anything of this?
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Originally posted by WarriorVoice View PostI have heard that the two different triads had completely different rollouts for their "merge". Apparently the Western triad did their transition earlier than here in the East. Apparently it was much "smoother" than here, but that's a relative term...I wonder why both triads weren't using the same processes. Anyone else hearing anything of this?
On a funny note, Clarion's best women's basketball player transferred to Cal. I guess it's all in the family.
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I have heard that the two different triads had completely different rollouts for their "merge". Apparently the Western triad did their transition earlier than here in the East. Apparently it was much "smoother" than here, but that's a relative term...I wonder why both triads weren't using the same processes. Anyone else hearing anything of this?
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Originally posted by The P in IUP View PostVox article that talks about Ship and many of the issues PA and other states are facing with enrollment declines that we've talked about here
https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/23...ducation-crash
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Originally posted by The P in IUP View PostVox article that talks about Ship and many of the issues PA and other states are facing with enrollment declines that we've talked about here
https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/23...ducation-crash
On average, a student would have to work 2,022 hours on minimum wage to afford a year of tuition at a public university. That equates to roughly 39 hours per week.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
The trickle down is having a horrific effect in many of our small college towns. When you're talking thousands less students that's equals a massive amount of revenue not being spent in our little towns - slum lords, bars, restaurants, coffee shops, etc.
A lot of these towns survived off these kids coming to campus every (late) August. Take a drive through the Clarion's of the world in today's enrollment crisis. It's sad -- especially for those of us who remember what they used to be.
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Originally posted by The P in IUP View PostVox article that talks about Ship and many of the issues PA and other states are facing with enrollment declines that we've talked about here
https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/23...ducation-crash
The trickle down is having a horrific effect in many of our small college towns. When you're talking thousands less students that's equals a massive amount of revenue not being spent in our little towns - slum lords, bars, restaurants, coffee shops, etc.
A lot of these towns survived off these kids coming to campus every (late) August. Take a drive through the Clarion's of the world in today's enrollment crisis. It's sad -- especially for those of us who remember what they used to be.
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Vox article that talks about Ship and many of the issues PA and other states are facing with enrollment declines that we've talked about here
https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/23...ducation-crashCollege enrollment has slowly been dropping in America. The trend may permanently close many universities.
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Underscores how difficult the recruiting landscape is for high school kids - private schools now average more than a 50% discount on that sticker price: https://triblive.com/news/pennsylvan...ches-new-high/
If anyone's kid is looking at a private school, just know that they lie about how much it costs to attend, and they charge tuition like a car dealership sells cars. Everyone thinks they're getting a deal but really nobody does. "Scholarships" are automatic if you hit certain benchmarks - but even then they can afford to slice $15k off for rather average qualifications like a 1000 SAT and 3.0 GPA. That gets you jack squat at the schools who must award real dollars for scholarships.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
Years ago PSU-Altoona was on the verge of adding football. A notorious name from the past was said to spearhead it.
The Harrisburg and Altoona campuses could both actually grow (and certainly elevate to D2 if they'd ever wanted to ... similar to Pitt-Johnstown). Unlike most of the branches, they actually 'somewhat' feel like college campuses.
An IUP assistant in men's basketball just left this week for the HC job at PSU-Behrend.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
Years ago PSU-Altoona was on the verge of adding football. A notorious name from the past was said to spearhead it.
The Harrisburg and Altoona campuses could both actually grow (and certainly elevate to D2 if they'd ever wanted to ... similar to Pitt-Johnstown). Unlike most of the branches, they actually 'somewhat' feel like college campuses.
An IUP assistant in men's basketball just left this week for the HC job at PSU-Behrend.
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