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>Therefore schools cannot afford to be precieved as “cheap” or “bargain-based” if they want to have a reputation for strong academics. Well, this kinda confirm
by john_moscow 5y ago
>Therefore schools cannot afford to be precieved as “cheap” or “bargain-based” if they want to have a reputation for strong academics.
Well, this kinda confirms that the "student services" are mostly a sham used to inflate the "perceived value" of the education, doesn't it?
- etempleton 5y agoI wouldn't say they are a sham. They are the services that students and their families expect. If you don't have them students go somewhere that does have them. Too many students go elsewhere your enrollment drops. Your enrollment drops, you lose revenue. If you lose too much revenue you have to offer even less services and and are unable to pay top faculty. Even less students consider the College/University. And on and on the viscous cycle goes until the College or University folds due to a lack of sustainable revenue.