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Subject: Re: Forbes gave Niagara a D


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Philly Eagle
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Date Posted: Wednesday, September 25, 01:33:53pm
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In reply to: RCM 's message, "Re: Forbes gave Niagara a D" on Wednesday, September 25, 12:12:17pm

Cmon folks nobody pays $50,000 to attend Niagara. 99% of the students get some type of scholarship. The last time I checked the average net tuition was below $23,000. That is ridiculously low for most colleges in the Northeast.
If NU can't sell that in WNY, they need to start recruiting students again from the NYC ,Conn. and Philly areas.

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Date Posted: Wednesday, September 25, 01:44:06pm
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I think you just proved my point PE
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RCM
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Date Posted: Wednesday, September 25, 01:45:42pm
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I think you just proved my point PE

NU MSRP is $52,490
With a 90% acceptance rate
If the average pay rate is $23,000 then that is a major major major problem for the school. A yield of sub 50% is not sustainable for any private school.


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