Sentences with phrase «tuition revenue»

That does not sound like a lot but for a school processing $ 100 million dollars in tuition revenue this merchant fee could add up to $ 2 million dollars.

Less tuition revenue means less money to hire and pay faculty, to acquire library holdings, to maintain and build new facilities, etc..

Our operating expenses are primarily funded by per - pupil tuition revenue paid by the state and federal and state entitlement grants.

It's going to be hard enough to tackle the deficit even with tuition revenues.

Second, those responsible for running law schools have allocated tuition revenue in ways that are open to question.

And I've been told that 30 students equals $ 1 million in tuition revenue.

Trump's travel restrictions on people from seven countries could dampen international enrollment at U.S. colleges, at a time they have become increasingly reliant on tuition revenue from overseas students.

ECC relies on tuition revenue for about half of its revenue.

Maintained a key oversight role in the billing and collection of $ 10 million in gross tuition revenue for the Office of International Affairs.

According to Whittier College's most recent audited financial statements, net tuition revenue from the law school has declined since 2014.

Petrilli believes that most ordinary people are fully aware of this gap in student capability, but are either too «politically correct» to admit it publicly or, in the case of college administrators, are admitting far too many unqualified students by withholding the truth in the interest of maintaining tuition revenue.

In 2014, Thomas Cooley Law School decided to close its Ann Arbor campus at the end of the year citing declining enrollment and decreasing tuition revenue.

Prior to Impromptu Guru, Jill worked as the Communication Manager for a national franchise, was a faculty member at Arizona State University, and established a nationally - recognized presence in the online education community, by starting up two major online education offices at the largest university in the country, serving 60,000 + students and increasing online tuition revenue by nearly a million dollars in her first eight months.

Even with the proposed increase in tuition, total tuition revenue will decrease by $ 790,000 or 3 percent due to the decline in enrollment.

The state operating funds budget includes covers all dedicated and special tax fees, bank settlements, and Lottery revenues, college tuition revenue — as well as general taxes — to fund the state government.

Simmons College in Boston made headlines last week with the news that two online graduate degree programs it launched less than five years ago are on track to generate more tuition revenue than its 30 other graduate programs combined and nearly as much as its undergraduate offerings.

Note, that these charts do not include institutional need - based grants, referred to as «bursaries» in the English system, which institutions were expected to expand using their new tuition revenues, nor do they reflect changes in loan repayments among graduates, which have clearly become more progressive under the ICL system.

So, preferential treatment for the TFA elite, and enhanced tuition revenue for SCSU.

(from NACUBO) Net tuition revenue at U.S. colleges and universities slowed again in the 2017 - 18 school year as institutions gave larger grants to a greater share of students than ever.

Ascent Tuition was engineered by Goal Structured Solutions, Inc. (GS2) to provide a distinct private loan product that can match your school's precise funding needs, close gaps in funding and maximize tuition revenue.

Cooper Union's leaders argued that they could not preserve the quality of the institution without tuition revenue, and pledged to use some of that revenue to preserve access for low - income students.

As tuition revenue decreases due to slackened demand for legal education, we will see how these same decision makers re-allocate scarce resources among competing wants and needs.

Susan Traverso, provost of Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania, reports that because her school depends mostly on tuition revenue, hiring has gone on as usual this year.

[viii] This assumes that the cost of eliminating tuition is roughly equivalent to net tuition revenue.

Called the FundingFinder Express, this feature will not only increase the value of Literati School for its subscribers, but will help students and their families locate sources of tuition revenue.

Each family's contribution to tuition revenue is an investment in their child's education and helps to sustain the teachers and the unique programs we offer.

Zimpher also told lawmakers that she's trying to get all the SUNY campuses into a «constant» fundraising mode to bring in more private donations to augment state support and tuition revenue.

And tuition revenue is a direct input into institutional resources, making it hard to separate out the effect of one versus the other.

Relatively selective institutions would be in the strongest position to make up for a loss in federal support with their own resources from tuition revenues and endowments.

They lose Pell grants, tuition revenue and state appropriations when students leave.

Education experts said the new regulations were necessary to spur change, particularly among colleges that draw most of their tuition revenue from candidates enrolled in education programs.

As a result, many law schools have admitted students with lower GPAs and LSAT scores to maintain their tuition revenue.

As noble as the goal may be, I don't know if law schools would be willing to defer or write off tuition revenue in order to improve access.

But with the acquiescence of the ABA, deans inflate their schools» rankings with incomplete and misleading information and encourage prospective students to pursue dreams that, for most of them, are impossible, all in the name of increasing applications, enrollments, and tuition revenues.