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Below is a love letter from me to the accrediting agencies. Dear i-dotters and t-crossers: Your mission to help shelter students and other stakeholders from the fallout of a sudden, unexpected closure is to be commended - belatedly. Since you are late to the predicting-when-a-college-will-close party, let me save you some time. The data already exists in an easy-to-use form. It is called the College Viability app and has IPEDS data comparisons from 2015-2022. You can compare almost 2,800 private and public (2 and 4-year) colleges across more than 30 reports. It even has pictures (charts). (That was a self-serving announcement.) If you insist on being the judge and jury on a college's viabiltiy, I can point you to folks much smarter than me with the data and skills to do the math and predictive analytics - probably much faster than you can. But, don't look for a single predictive closure value. I have and it doesn't exist. Look at a resource that lets students, families, and other stakeholders compare the financial health, enrollment trends, graduation rates and more. With that approach you are off of the litigation hook because you are a data compiler- not a viability judge. While you are at it, take a look at the NCES and IPEDS data on program completions. There are too many colleges with really small numbers of graduates in programs and majors. You might ponder minimum enrollment numbers as part of your 'i' and 't' processes. (pssst: I have already have an app in final development that does this for about 1,200 private colleges. Don't tell anybody.) Gary PS: Please get out of the merger and consolidation approval business. Your plodding involvement may lead to additional colleges closing. I don't expect you to concur, but I thought I would ask. g Higher Learning Commission
HLC: Inform the Students. Don't be the Viability Judge. Since 2016 accredited private colleges have closed to the tune of about 1 per month. While HLC and other accrediting agencies have been busy making sure colleges are dotting their regulatory i's and crossing their checklist t's, data suggests some 40,000 students at those closed colleges have been financially and emotionally impacted. I offer that the HLC plans noted in this Higher Ed Dive story by Ben Unglesbee is a day-late and dollar-short public relations move by organizations who have a conflict of intererest. They have their own financial concerns if they push too hard, their colleges - along with their paid fees - will move to other accrediting agencies. The role HLC proposes as judge and jury should really be one that focuses on providing comparative information about the financial health of private and public colleges. Let the students, families, and other stakeholders make decisions about a college's viability. Provide them the tool to do so. Click on the link below to read the rest of the post. https://lnkd.in/gPd9Rshw https://lnkd.in/gxkT_-y9 Higher Learning Commission Inside Higher Ed The Chronicle of Higher Education Eric Martin Jamie Stanesa Deanna McCormick Higher Ed Dive Ben Unglesbee #collegeviability hashtag #cvapp hashtag #garystocker
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