12-18-2010, 12:43 PM
(12-18-2010, 08:54 AM)Winston Smith Wrote: The inclusion of Golden Gate University in The Chronicle of Higher Education's recent report on graduation rates is based on an erroneous identification of the University's category outlined by The Chronicle's own characteristics requirements for inclusion, as well as misleading data from an irrelevant and small sample size which is counter to the population GGU serves and the institution's mission.
I see that Alliant, which serves a similar demographic, rang up 11% for next-to-last. You have to wonder about these "mistakes" and just who the Chronicle is trying to screw.
If you look at Alliant's "Degrees" page they don't even offer a full-time first-time bachelor degree, just a degree completion program.
We know the higher ed cartel is trying to run for-profits out of the game. Are they now declaring war on all schools serving part-timers, the same way the ABA did with law schools?