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EPISODE · May 20, 2019 · 1H 13M

"The business model of higher ed is broken" – Impacts of College Closures: Part 2

from Today's Students, Tomorrow's Talent

In this second part of our series, we explore college closures from the perspective of those in the industry. Laura De Veau talks about her recent blog and experience closing Mt. Ida college.  Jamienne Studley, president of WSCUC, discusses her role as an accreditor and how their role must shift to better support their members. And Brad Kelsheimer, Vice President and CFO of Lumina Foundation, explains how the business model of higher education is broken, and describes three drivers of college closures.

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