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Can Colleges Control Administrative Bloat?

College Planners of America

Administrative bloat is a term used to refer to steep growth in administrative staff relative to college faculty and students. Non-instructional spending outpaced instructional spending in the years 2010 to 2018, according to the Council of Trustees and Alumni. The ratio between faculty and administrators has shrunk.

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Despite Probation, Saint Augustine's University is Looking Forward

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

9, according to SACSCOC’s disclosure statement, which explains that SAU failed to meet compliance with core requirements regarding financial resources and documents. The institution was previously on probation from 2016 to 2018. “I When I came in, I recognized we needed to have more documentation, more evidence we were in compliance.

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How to Manage a PR Crisis

EAB

And so what we've found through our research here at EAB is currently most institutions, they do rigorously track and manage those risks such as financial, operational and compliance related risks. AS: You know, someone's coming after us, right? In response to those issues. AS: Yeah, absolutely. Think about your donors.