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Also, don’t fully disregard liberalarts education since students still need a well-rounded education. Instead, appoint presidents who value their mission, their students, and what they’re capable of. One of the significant challenges of talking about rural colleges is that there is no one agreed definition of what rural is.
Eighty-one percent are at least somewhat worried about climate change, while 61 percent of students whose colleges have not already divested from fossil fuels would consider, or would definitely consider, getting involved to persuade their institution to do so. “A teeny liberalarts college can’t make that investment.”
They know what colleges the other students are applying to and want to ensure their students have a similar or better college experience, including more physical and mental health services, nicer campus facilities, larger research departments, more public services for the community, and other ancillary services. Every facility was top-notch.
And getting them for example, to understand what their role is, especially at a small private liberalarts college, in the mid market, at a price point that is awfully high, that competes with state flagships as their number one competitor. Our police division and our facilities people, are huge.
Over the last five years, it’s doubled its endowment and student body and added more than $80 million in new facilities. Kent Ingle 03:19 Oh, definitely. So many community colleges have always been so successful at community trades, and sometimes liberalarts universities don’t even look at that.
Jeff Kallay: You’re a graduate of a small liberalarts college? ” There are a lot of beautiful liberalarts colleges out there. Jeff Kallay: We’re a traditional national ranked liberalarts college with about how many undergrads? Is it awkward to have a Zoom tour of your two artfacilities?
But Transylvania, we are a private liberalarts institution. ” Jarrett Smith: Definitely. Jarrett Smith: Definitely. And I hope the 15 students that took you up on it benefited, but definitely probably got a lot of good word of mouth and press, and how do you make people feel. And that’s okay.
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