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The Minnesota North Star Promise Scholarship Program is such a great opportunity for those who want to attend school but cannot afford the barrier to entry. Being able to attend an institution with: 1.) Accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), a widely recognized and reputable regional accrediting agency? 2.) The infrastructure, faculty, and staff to support in-person, hybrid, and online classes? 3.) That gives the student control on how many classes they want to take and when they'd like to take them? It's a slam dunk. If I were looking to go to school, I'd take advantage of this amazing opportunity -- and after saying that, I'm going to do so myself. Don't limit yourself. Don't settle for less. With over 100 associate degrees, diplomas, and certifications, in 48 different fields, why would you? An affordable, flexible, and attainable education and future in aviation, accounting, business, economics, construction, health, information technology, is at Minneapolis College. In case anyone starts wondering: No, this isn't a paid advertisement or anything. (Yet? 😉 Let's talk about it.) My only assocation with Minneapolis College is that I live across the street from it and I know that they have some of the best instructors and professors you could ask for. #affordable #attainable #flexible #opportunity #education
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The business of sport...
In less than two years, Lindenwood University went from being bullish on Division I, to cutting nine varsity sports. What happened? https://lnkd.in/gknkZhUH
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Fall is a perfect time to get a wall-to-wall inventory of fixed assets and movable equipment. Once your newly purchased items are in place and your students and teachers are back in the groove, it's the perfect time for getting an accurate accounting of where everything is located.
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Don't be surprised if you see Kennesaw State University or University of Indianapolis follow the lead of Lindenwood to cut athletics opportunities in the coming years. The finances don't add up and there will be a tidal wave of expenses not realized by the leaders at these institutions. Analysis on KSU, UIndy: https://lnkd.in/gZEQrgKW Or for that matter, University of Southern Indiana. Analysis on USI: https://lnkd.in/g_KPQGZG University of Delaware are you paying attention? Of course they aren't. As of 2019, Delaware operated on 87% subsidy from students and the institution. Athletics is generating only 13% of its own revenue to pay its bills, and wants to move to CUSA and DI-FBS? Unwise financial decision that will lead to cuts in the near future. It costs MORE to move up a division than the new money raised. Always.
In less than two years, Lindenwood University went from being bullish on Division I, to cutting nine varsity sports. What happened? https://lnkd.in/gknkZhUH
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Two different states, two different women, great brain power, factual looks at the false narrative bolstered by Texas policy wonks, the Governor and Agents for World Economic Forum and Unesco. Learn the tip of truth- then learn more!
School Choice is a Carrot to Control You, with Lynn Davenport
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Did you know that it's Community College Month? 📚️🥳🎓️ OnToCollege supports four primary outcomes after high school graduation, one of them being a community college path. Curious about the other options besides a 4-year program? Check out one of our latest blogs at: https://hubs.ly/Q02tyBCW0
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In addition to my post last night indicating I have updated my list of DI FBS schools without an "S" on the end of their mascot (15), I also created a new page of the 4 colleges in DI FCS and 7 in DII that also have no "S" on the end of their mascot's name. How many of these 11 can you name - don't look down. "As you look over the 11 below, note that 4 of them are Bison and 3 are Storms (2 of these "Storms" are modified by adjectives - Savage and Crimson). There are actually 5 bison pictured below, but one of them is called something else (see SOSU). Furthermore, I think Slippery Rock might be the only college in the nation for which their mascot not only does not have an "S" but also refers to their mascot in the singular. You don't play for the "The Rocks", but "The Rock"." For more info on the schools, see my website - https://lnkd.in/gRMpnvWS
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