PASSHE Institutions Merging

[IUPNation]

What feedback have they received from, you know, actual paying students regarding the mergers? Is that playing a part in Cal and Clarion dropping?

Other than a name change, do the students on these campuses even notice anything different?


This is all still very new. I still have serious doubts about these athletic departments all surviving moving in to the future.

No way is Mon Valley keeping all the foosball money.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Yes they are - but still #2 in the system, which was the question. Cal and Clarion had huge drops from last fall.

What feedback have they received from, you know, actual paying students regarding the mergers? Is that playing a part in Cal and Clarion dropping?

Other than a name change, do the students on these campuses even notice anything different?


This is all still very new. I still have serious doubts about these athletic departments all surviving moving in to the future.

[Fightingscot82]

But Western is still down about 1500 from the time just before the merger

Yes they are - but still #2 in the system, which was the question. Cal and Clarion had huge drops from last fall.

[SRU 88]

Western has them by about 150

But Western is still down about 1500 from the time just before the merger

[Fightingscot82]

Cheyney enrollment up 10% over last year. That's a small number (~80 students) but there are some much larger PASSHE schools who aren't up 80 students.

[WarriorVoice]

I don't know. Are you? You seem to have a thing about attacking other people on these threads.

Just askin'...

[Ship69]

Are we in third grade now?!

I don't know. Are you? You seem to have a thing about attacking other people on these threads.

[WarriorVoice]

Fine. Please tell the cat who didn't attend a PASSHE school to quite jumping onto our thread about the merging of PASSHE schools.

Are we in third grade now?!

[Fightingscot82]

I believe that would make Bloom/LHU/Mansfield the 2nd largest in the system.

Western has them by about 150

[Fightingscot82]

It just seems so odd that the state is now combining three enrollments from Cal/Clarion/Edinboro instead of separately. Still gonna take some getting used to, I guess.

But wouldn't that make Bloom/Lock Haven/Mansfield the third largest in the system?

I can confirm that in everything PASSHE is doing this year, reporting is always "Commonwealth" and "Western". No campus separation unless they're talking about specifics within one of the triads like enrollment or a building project. "Enrollment at the Clarion campus" or "renovation at the California alumni house."

[Bart]

It just seems so odd that the state is now combining three enrollments from Cal/Clarion/Edinboro instead of separately. Still gonna take some getting used to, I guess.

But wouldn't that make Bloom/Lock Haven/Mansfield the third largest in the system?

I believe that would make Bloom/LHU/Mansfield the 2nd largest in the system.

[ctrabs74]

Where's the lie?

It just seems so odd that the state is now combining three enrollments from Cal/Clarion/Edinboro instead of separately. Still gonna take some getting used to, I guess.

But wouldn't that make Bloom/Lock Haven/Mansfield the third largest in the system?

[Fightingscot82]

I just find it hilarious that PASSHE now counts the combined PennWest as the second largest institution in the system behind West Chester...

IUP has less than 500 more students than Slippery Rock.

[Fightingscot82]

I just find it hilarious that PASSHE now counts the combined PennWest as the second largest institution in the system behind West Chester...

Where's the lie?

[ctrabs74]

This is a fantastic plan: https://triblive.com/local/regional/...st-university/

I just find it hilarious that PASSHE now counts the combined PennWest as the second largest institution in the system behind West Chester...