The promise of administrative efficiency and an increase in full-time faculty through the consolidation of Connecticut’s 12 community colleges into one system has not been
Connecticut’s four state universities and 12 community colleges are facing a crisis. The problem is marked by declining enrollments, soaring deficits, rising tuition, program cuts,
Despite frequent anecdotal statements to the contrary, there is no evidence of a tax-induced flight of high-income residents from Connecticut. Narratives in this regard are
The promise of administrative efficiency and an increase in full-time faculty through the consolidation of Connecticut’s 12 community colleges into one system has not been
Connecticut’s four state universities and 12 community colleges are facing a crisis. The problem is marked by declining enrollments, soaring deficits, rising tuition, program cuts,
Despite frequent anecdotal statements to the contrary, there is no evidence of a tax-induced flight of high-income residents from Connecticut. Narratives in this regard are
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