Minnesota State Weighs Plan to Transfer Money From Two-Year Colleges to Help Struggling Universities
The plan would give St. Cloud State and Bemidji State $14.8 million while two-year colleges would provide most of the money.
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Winnipeg Free Press
Minnesota State weighs plan to transfer money from two-year colleges to help struggling universities
Minnesota State is considering a plan to shift millions of dollars from its colleges to help two financially unstable universities – a move college presidents, students and employees condemned as the school system considers longer-term fixes to a growing financial crisis.
Minnesota State weighing plan to transfer money from two-year colleges to shore up struggling universities
Officials call it a 'stopgap' measure that should help as they address a $31.5 million systemwide deficit. An internal report warned 10 years ago that Minnesota State could face multimillion dollar budget holes.
Minnesota State weighs plan to transfer money from two-year colleges to shore up struggling universities - Open Campus
This story was produced in collaboration with MinnPost, as part of the Open Campus Community College Project. Minnesota State is considering a plan to shift millions of dollars from its colleges to help two financially unstable universities – a move college presidents, students and employees condemned as the school system considers longer-term fixes to a growing financial crisis. The proposal, headed to the Board of Trustees for a final vote on…
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