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Less well known private colleges in remote locations will face difficulties

Big cities still draw kids. Private schools in big cities like DC, Miami, Dallas, LA, etc will have better luck in my opinion.
Posted: 06/15/2026 at 07:55 PM ET
(In response to this post by HokieAl)

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anyone reading the syracuse stuff on X?
MrBayAreaHokie 06/14/26 06:45 PM ET
Elementary schools in Orange County in Orlando are starting to close**
OrlandoHokie 06/15/26 11:22 AM ET
I’m wondering if the current/future pain is more on the private school side
HokieAl 06/15/26 08:35 AM ET
Yes, but I think it will also come for the public schools soon...
SMU Pony 06/15/26 07:59 PM ET
Less well known private colleges in remote locations will face difficulties
RandomAsianGuy 06/15/26 07:55 PM ET
the "enrollment apocalypse" is starting to hit the name schools now.
Maroon Baboon 06/14/26 10:12 PM ET
The real disgrace is the colleges have
mancunian 06/15/26 01:06 PM ET
The Ivy schools and some others have a big enough endowment to keep the
Maroon Baboon 06/15/26 02:45 PM ET
You make a valid point.....
2hhoop3 06/15/26 01:56 PM ET
For most people, an undergrad degree for ~$100k in debt just isn't-
Baltimore_Hokie 06/15/26 10:51 AM ET
I'd argue that the only reason the "pyramid schemes" succeed is that...
MP4VT2004 06/15/26 05:55 PM ET
there are a lot of vids on social media
MrBayAreaHokie 06/14/26 10:44 PM ET
Westminster in Salt Lake is on the brink of collapse apparently
Roanokie 06/15/26 08:09 AM ET
Mike has been doing great work with respect to encouraging trade careers.**
MP4VT2004 06/17/26 03:38 PM ET
Will be seeing a lot more of this at other schools IMO**
SMU Pony 06/14/26 09:22 PM ET