In 2021, we saw almost 15 percent year-on-year growth in the number of applicants from outside the E.U. However, post-Brexit, there was a significant decline in the number of students applying from the E.U. For those not familiar, the reason for that is that post-Brexit, E.U. students essentially lost their home fee status for tuition fees, so it meant the cost of going to university in the U.K. for a European student dramatically increased essentially overnight.
– Richard Ward, Head of Research, StuRents from SHURE story: The Town Versus the Gown and Surging Postgrad Enrollment During COVID: Richard Ward Discusses U.K. Higher Education
The least selective post-secondary systems have been shrinking, and that will continue where the most selective, in my opinion, will continue to have an insatiable demand for enrollment admissions and some other universities that are not very selective and maybe in areas where the demographics aren’t so great, could even face extinction.
– Fred Pierce, President and CEO, Pierce Education Properties from SHURE story: The Evolution of Post-Secondary Institutions & Launch of PEP Commingled Fund: SHURE Initiative Interview Fred Pierce
If you spend more on coffee than on IT security, you will be hacked.
– Richard Clarke, Former Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs
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