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Originally Posted by jpalamar
The reason for it is because private loans and parent contributions are lower because of the recession. With that comes less students.
They have to enroll X amount of studnets to be able to run effectiently. If they are under X students, they make budget adjustments. Bigger classes, drop non-core classes and over offer certain classes once a year and not each semester. It goes on and on.
In the end, the students are now not getting into classes they need because of less instructors, so their grad time is increasing alot. So you can either stop going to school and pay your loans soon, or continue going for classes that you 'dont want or really dont need' but atleast it keeps you a student so your loans/scholarhips don't get messed up. Downfall you grad with more debt.
Its a mess right now.
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my father in law is a professor at temple and with the lower student count, they are trying to increase student count by offering better incentives including scholarships and grants.
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