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
Academic leaders routinely make decisions about course offerings, course scheduling, staffing, releases, and other topics that drive curricular efficiency. However, Deans and Chairs often lack
Average class size is one of the primary factors driving cost per Student Credit Hour (SCH).
In an excerpt from Start, Stop, or Grow, Robert Atkins discusses curricular efficiency, which measures, manages, and improves the units of education that can be delivered for a given amount of instructional cost and quality, and the importance of the cost per student credit hour (SCH).
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