I read the article but did not listen to the audio. I'd like to know if he's referring to all universities - online, brick-and-mortar, hybrid; private, public;

I read the article but did not listen to the audio. I'd like to know if he's referring to all universities - online, brick-and-mortar, hybrid; private, public; for profit, not-for-profit; and any other categories I haven't thought of. I think a lot of the private for-profit ones will bite the dust, along with some of the smaller private not-for-profit schools. I think most of the public schools will still be around; from a market perspective, maybe some of them should bite the dust, but I don't think the state legislatures and other constituencies will allow that to happen. At least, not in the next 15 years.