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"18% of 165 private universities and 15% of 127 public universities project a decline in net tuition revenue" What about the remaining 82% and 85%? What fracti
by ArchD 14y ago
"18% of 165 private universities and 15% of 127 public universities project a decline in net tuition revenue"
What about the remaining 82% and 85%? What fraction of these project an increase? It's not mentioned, so perhaps there's also been a similar rise in the fraction that projected an increase, and all you can say then is that there's increased variance in projected revenue change, not that universities on average are facing projected revenue decrease.
- niggler 14y agoThose that project a net increase could do so by inflating the costs while assuming the number of students remains unchanged. In context I gathered that the schools predicting a decline saw a decline not just in per-student revenue but also in student enrollment.