How To Gauge Shifts in Student Demand and Employment Caused by the Pandemic Just as the novel coronavirus has disrupted our lives, it is changing the societal context for higher education. More specifically, the programs students want and whether they
Cutting Academic Costs and Improving Curricular Efficiency If You Must, Here’s How COVID-19 will require deep cost cuts at many colleges, or they simply won’t survive. It is unpleasant, even disturbing work. But like all work, it can be done
The pandemic will require deep cost cuts at many colleges, or they simply won’t survive. It is unpleasant, even disturbing work. But like all work, it can be done well or badly, quickly or slowly. Bad cuts unnecessarily damage the
What if reducing overhead costs and cutting too-small programs were not the only practical ways to control college costs? If a department offers five electives to serve 75 students, then the average class size for these electives would be 15
Tonight, the finals of the NCAA tournament were supposed to take place – the culmination of three weeks of March Madness. Most likely, the championship game would have featured two powerhouse schools like Duke and Kansas; most of the time,
For better and worse, COVID 19 will be a watershed for online education. Tens of thousands of students and faculty are being force-marched from on-campus to online programs for the remainder of this academic year. This experience will affect their
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