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Message: [QUOTE="CL82, post: 3559489, member: 44"] I think it may force out the fringe players, or force them away from a traditional bricks and mortar role. The more interesting question is what does that do to the market. Let's slots should support a higher tuition pricing but I have to believe that we are close to hitting the upper limit on that on a price vs earning capacity analysis. To me the growth area will be one or two year degrees that open traditionally "blue collar" opportunities. I haven't thought about it enough to define what that might be but I think there is a niche for shorter lower cost programs that vet out people who will be viewed by employers as a less risky hire by virtue of that training. [/QUOTE]