Imagining Tomorrow’s University
In this slidecast I try to imagine new types of postsecondary learning organizations. Read more.
In this slidecast I try to imagine new types of postsecondary learning organizations. Read more.
Vance Fried proposes a new business model for a college that would provide undergraduate students with “value - a high quality product at a relatively low price.” Many more efforts like this are needed.
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In the U.S. currently, many colleges and universities have priced themselves precariously, making low-cost competitors the likely source of disruptive efforts to redefine higher education. Here I try to locate colleges and universities with innovative business models that include a low-cost strategy.
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Harvard recently flexed its $35 billion endowment and announced revised financial aid policies designed to make the university more affordable for middle- and upper-middle-income families. Could Harvard afford to offer all its students a free education? I decided to find out by analyzing Harvard’s current Financial Report.
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