Unclear if these figures account for students that dropped out...I’m guessing no. Per the ISA terms you owe 40% of the ISA after 5 weeks of the 36 week course (<14% complete).
My issue is the incentive that would create to enroll students you in admissions know would likely not complete the program, and then still collect 40% of the value of the ISA.
It becomes a Survivor-esque learning environment where a significant number of students might be dropping out and you’re left with a much smaller number of students who do graduate.
My issue is the incentive that would create to enroll students you in admissions know would likely not complete the program, and then still collect 40% of the value of the ISA.
It becomes a Survivor-esque learning environment where a significant number of students might be dropping out and you’re left with a much smaller number of students who do graduate.