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bucolic_frolic

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1. Is it also the case that other satellite and evening education programs

Reply to FakeNoose (Original post)

Thu May 22, 2025, 08:50 PM

May 22

have sprung up in more populated areas? I don't follow it, but thought I saw ads here or there.

Maybe competition from private colleges too? Just about all have an evening, weekend, graduate program now, chasing the money.

Is it simply young people wanting to flee unexciting areas for cities, more fertile grounds?

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Penn State board backs plan to close 7 campuses, saying low enrollment, financials leave no other choice [View all] FakeNoose May 22 OP

Is it also the case that other satellite and evening education programs bucolic_frolic May 22 #1

Starting to see the results of declining population growth belpejic May 22 #2

Branch campuses used to just be 2 year pit stops Deminpenn May 23 #3

Two of my siblings did exactly that back in the 1980's FakeNoose May 23 #4

That was the norm Deminpenn May 23 #5