01-14-2018, 04:14 PM
(01-14-2018, 03:23 PM)davewill Wrote:(01-14-2018, 01:47 PM)Life Long Learning Wrote: I just look at math and the TESU budget statements.
The College ended the fiscal year with a 14% profit margin exceeding the stated goal of 7.5% profit margin. Student revenue was 6% higher than the prior year.
----------FY2014 TESU
Facts are TESU is not poor. IF TESU was given ZERO NJ tax money they would still earn $3 Million profit above that. The percentage of the budget made up of tax money (5%) is irrelevant with a 10-14% profit margin.
The Big 3 three fee model does make a profit. Excelsior College with about the same exact fees is an independent non-profit as they do not need NY tax money. I would love to read all three of the Big 3's 2017 budget summary side by side.
If you have math proof I would love to read the link?
You finally moved your goalposts all the way around to what I said in the beginning. Fees are directly related to their budget and tax dollars are pretty much irrelevant. Quite a long ways from your post lamenting the massive amount of tax dollars NJ was spending. Whether they have raised fees too much is quite a separate argument.
You have no math proof.
Non-Traditional Undergraduate College Credits (634 SH): *FTCC Noncourse Credits (156 SH) *DSST (78 SH) *CPL (64 SH) *JST Military/ACE (48 SH) *CBA (44 SH) *CLEP (42 SH) *FEMA IS (40 SH) *FEMA EM (38 SH) *ECE/UExcel (30 SH) *PLA Portfolio (28 SH) *EMI/ACE (19 SH) *TEEX/ACE (16 SH) *CWE (11 SH) *NFA/ACE (10 SH) *Kaplan/ACE (3 SH) *CPC (2 SH) *AICP/ACE (2 SH) *Sophia/ACE (2 SH) and *FRTI-UM/ACE (1 SH).
Non-Traditional Graduate College Credits (14 SH): AMU (6 SH); NFHS (5 SH); and JSU (3 SH).
Non-Traditional Graduate College Credits (14 SH): AMU (6 SH); NFHS (5 SH); and JSU (3 SH).