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[QUOTE="Padutch5, post: 3959257, member: 3528"]
the rating agency  “Moodys” has been warning for years that colleges in the Northeast are in trouble.  UHart isn’t the only school facing declining enrollment and less selectivity. One major reason is the decline in the student population in the northeast. Yes, families are moving out of the high tax section of the US>. Dramatically rising tuition is another reason.  Every college is building new athletic centers, dining halls, social centers, libraries in a bid to out build its competitors.  Ask how many classes are being taught by full professors?  
Most of the prior contributors are correct, there are many ways to analyze the costs, none of them necessarily wrong,  
Not saying UHart should or shouldn’t go to DIII, but before you downplay DIII, go to a game.  Weather it is football , basketball or whatever, the games are exciting. For the most part, they are played by normal sized kids [not giants] who play because they love the game, not because they think they will become pros and become millionaires.
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