The international perspective here is great. And love the guest spot.
Sure you saw this, but I appreciate Scott Galloway's take on US higher ed and the long term impacts of what happens in the next year re enrollments, online classes, etc. (He's written a lot about it, but just one example here: https://www.profgalloway.com/uss-university)
Seems Galloway agrees with Burkett on quite a lot re embracing technology and preserving value and tradition - his central claim is that survivability of a university is a function of both the value it creates, itself a function of alumni earnings ("value") and college experience ("tradition"), and current financial well-being, a function of endowment per student and reliance on full-price-paying international students (potentially where technology can help supplement revenue for second and third tier universities).
The international perspective here is great. And love the guest spot.
Sure you saw this, but I appreciate Scott Galloway's take on US higher ed and the long term impacts of what happens in the next year re enrollments, online classes, etc. (He's written a lot about it, but just one example here: https://www.profgalloway.com/uss-university)
Seems Galloway agrees with Burkett on quite a lot re embracing technology and preserving value and tradition - his central claim is that survivability of a university is a function of both the value it creates, itself a function of alumni earnings ("value") and college experience ("tradition"), and current financial well-being, a function of endowment per student and reliance on full-price-paying international students (potentially where technology can help supplement revenue for second and third tier universities).