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Of those schools with published admissions rates, none were particularly selective. Low admissions standards are more likely to provide debt for all than opportunity for all.
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(08-29-2018, 07:45 AM)clep3705 Wrote: Of those schools with published admissions rates, none were particularly selective. Low admissions standards are more likely to provide debt for all than opportunity for all.
cleverly stated!!
And probably true.
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I would guess TESU has a high dropout rate and a higher than normal rate of graduate underemployment and that this is especially true for those attending in a more traditional way than is advocated for here. The number of people transferring in disparate credits for a degree or pursuing the methods used on DegreeForum game the numbers to lower the average debt, but it's still hard out there for other grads of the school.
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(08-30-2018, 05:13 PM)brodie Wrote: I would guess TESU has a high dropout rate and a higher than normal rate of graduate underemployment and that this is especially true for those attending in a more traditional way than is advocated for here. The number of people transferring in disparate credits for a degree or pursuing the methods used on DegreeForum game the numbers to lower the average debt, but it's still hard out there for other grads of the school.
So DegreeForum member's generally higher graduation rate and lower debt rate helps TESU look better? Glad we could help! 
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(08-30-2018, 05:24 PM)MNomadic Wrote: (08-30-2018, 05:13 PM)brodie Wrote: I would guess TESU has a high dropout rate and a higher than normal rate of graduate underemployment and that this is especially true for those attending in a more traditional way than is advocated for here. The number of people transferring in disparate credits for a degree or pursuing the methods used on DegreeForum game the numbers to lower the average debt, but it's still hard out there for other grads of the school.
So DegreeForum member's generally higher graduation rate and lower debt rate helps TESU look better? Glad we could help!
But you degree forum types hurt TESU 15-21% annual profit margin.
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(08-30-2018, 08:03 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote: But you degree forum types hurt TESU 15-21% annual profit margin.
Aren't they non-profit? :-P
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(08-30-2018, 08:20 PM)quigongene Wrote: (08-30-2018, 08:03 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote: But you degree forum types hurt TESU 15-21% annual profit margin.
Aren't they non-profit? :-P
They are a state university. Even non-profits need to make a profit. It's good that TESU makes a profit.
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(08-30-2018, 08:03 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote: (08-30-2018, 05:24 PM)MNomadic Wrote: (08-30-2018, 05:13 PM)brodie Wrote: I would guess TESU has a high dropout rate and a higher than normal rate of graduate underemployment and that this is especially true for those attending in a more traditional way than is advocated for here. The number of people transferring in disparate credits for a degree or pursuing the methods used on DegreeForum game the numbers to lower the average debt, but it's still hard out there for other grads of the school.
So DegreeForum member's generally higher graduation rate and lower debt rate helps TESU look better? Glad we could help!
But you degree forum types hurt TESU 15-21% annual profit margin.
But we improve the graduation rates!!
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(08-30-2018, 08:55 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote: (08-30-2018, 08:20 PM)quigongene Wrote: (08-30-2018, 08:03 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote: But you degree forum types hurt TESU 15-21% annual profit margin.
Aren't they non-profit? :-P
They are a state university. Even non-profits need to make a profit. It's good that TESU makes a profit.
I forgot the sarcasm tag...
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(08-30-2018, 05:24 PM)MNomadic Wrote: So DegreeForum member's generally higher graduation rate and lower debt rate helps TESU look better? Glad we could help!
That's assuming our graduation rate is actually higher. I'm fairly confident our average degree is lower, anyway.
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