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Perhaps. The question is which of those things really move the needle; can you have some, not all? For example, our completion rates are 90%+ - better than univ
by austenallred 9y ago
Perhaps. The question is which of those things really move the needle; can you have some, not all? For example, our completion rates are 90%+ - better than universities, but there is no social humiliation, loss of personal freedom, or financial hit.
- throwawayjava 9y agoWhat is the typical demographic of your cohorts? How do you compare to college programs that have similar cohort demographics? I think all educational outcomes should be measured with respect to the answers to these two questions. K12 schools in extremely wealthy areas can compare themselves to like peers, but comparing themselves to high-poverty areas is a useless comparison. Neither institution would do well under the other's constraints. For-profit higher ed is definitely the same way.
- austenallred 9y agoWe're very spread out, general lower income, more black/latinx than white, so it's not a case of us just grabbing the rich kids.