Well done, libturds. Well done.




Thousands of pages of correspondence reviewed exclusively by Heat Street showed that as the 2015 protests dragged on, scores of parents, alumni and sports fans vowed to turn their back on Mizzou. If this news is any indication, they’ve kept true to their word.

The race-fueled protests at the University of Missouri took a huge bite out of enrollment, with the student population dropping 35 percent since the fall 2015. Local landlords are having so much trouble finding students to rent their off-campus housing that some are offering $1,000 gift cards or major rent reductions, the Devils Lake Journal reports.

A recent Columbia City Council report found that the vacancy rate has risen to almost 10 percent in Columbia—with rates spiking to nearly 13 percent outside a one-mile radius from campus.

The Lyfe at Mizzou, a 450-bed apartment complex with a computer lab and a free shuttle to campus, has tried to entice students with $250-per-tenant gift card. It also promises students they can apply for free and sign a lease with no money down, according to the Devils Lake Journal.

https://heatst.com/culture-wars/as-mizzo...-students/

The really bad part is that if freshman rolls drop 20% you multiply that times 5 years

(05-16-2017 12:14 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  Well done, libturds. Well done.




Thousands of pages of correspondence reviewed exclusively by Heat Street showed that as the 2015 protests dragged on, scores of parents, alumni and sports fans vowed to turn their back on Mizzou. If this news is any indication, they’ve kept true to their word.

The race-fueled protests at the University of Missouri took a huge bite out of enrollment, with the student population dropping 35 percent since the fall 2015. Local landlords are having so much trouble finding students to rent their off-campus housing that some are offering $1,000 gift cards or major rent reductions, the Devils Lake Journal reports.

A recent Columbia City Council report found that the vacancy rate has risen to almost 10 percent in Columbia—with rates spiking to nearly 13 percent outside a one-mile radius from campus.

The Lyfe at Mizzou, a 450-bed apartment complex with a computer lab and a free shuttle to campus, has tried to entice students with $250-per-tenant gift card. It also promises students they can apply for free and sign a lease with no money down, according to the Devils Lake Journal.

https://heatst.com/culture-wars/as-mizzo...-students/

That idiot got hired by Gonzaga.

Good. No. Great! There has to be consequences for those colleges that toe the Libturd line. No play stupid games you lose. I hope it continues and other presidents see the outcome when Libturds try to impose their wills on everyone not agreeing with their agendas.

Spoken like a true scholar conturd.

Still happy this happened and at a bunch of schools across the USA. Wacky nutty libturd progs all over helped to get Trump elected. They are creating young conservatives without even realizing it which is why, one reason, Generation Z is so conservative.

(05-16-2017 12:38 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Spoken like a true scholar conturd.

Consequences, my dear Libturd…consequences.

Apparently it is going to result in the death of 400 jobs as well.

http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2017...eliminated

Edit: Where are high school students going to college in lieu of Missouri? It appears that Missouri State has only had a slight uptick in enrollment.

(05-16-2017 12:38 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Spoken like a true scholar conturd.

I'm glad this is happening. Actions have consequences in the real world. It's time that academia and the SJW's learn that lesson.

(05-16-2017 01:18 PM)CliftonAve Wrote:  Apparently it is going to result in the death of 400 jobs as well.

http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2017...eliminated

Edit: Where are high school students going to college in lieu of Missouri? It appears that Missouri State has only had a slight uptick in enrollment.

Mostly YT liberals also.

What an amazing lesson for university administrators from coast to coast. Bowing down to a few student's demands has cost Missouri millions. And since so many grads stay put in state after graduation, it impacts the State of Missouri long term.

As time goes on (but probably not anytime soon) perhaps administrators will arrest and expel those that violently restrict the university's primary mission of education.

(05-16-2017 01:52 PM)Lord Stanley Wrote:  What an amazing lesson for university administrators from coast to coast. Bowing down to a few student's demands has cost Missouri millions. And since so many grads stay put in state after graduation, it impacts the State of Missouri long term.

As time goes on (but probably not anytime soon) perhaps administrators will arrest and expel those that violently restrict the university's primary mission of education.

That's really all you need. Perhaps their eyes will open one day.

(05-16-2017 12:29 PM)shere khan Wrote:  The really bad part is that if freshman rolls drop 20% you multiply that times 5 years

(05-16-2017 12:14 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  

(05-16-2017 01:18 PM)CliftonAve Wrote:  Apparently it is going to result in the death of 400 jobs as well.

http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2017...eliminated

Edit: Where are high school students going to college in lieu of Missouri? It appears that Missouri State has only had a slight uptick in enrollment.

Looks like they are heading to Illinois.

(05-16-2017 02:14 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  

(05-16-2017 01:18 PM)CliftonAve Wrote:  Apparently it is going to result in the death of 400 jobs as well.

http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2017...eliminated

Edit: Where are high school students going to college in lieu of Missouri? It appears that Missouri State has only had a slight uptick in enrollment.

Looks like they are heading to Illinois.

Pretty much all major Missouri public schools saw record admissions last year. Missouri State is the primary beneficiary as the next largest state university, but the smaller ones like Truman State and Missouri S&T saw an uptick as well. Aside from journalism Mizzou isn't nationally elite in any particular programs so going to another school isn't a huge step down. Or depending on the school and program, it's a step up if you're willing to live in the likes of Rolla or Kirksville instead of Columbia.

(05-16-2017 02:36 PM)Love and Honor Wrote:  

(05-16-2017 02:14 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  

(05-16-2017 01:18 PM)CliftonAve Wrote:  Apparently it is going to result in the death of 400 jobs as well.

http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2017...eliminated

Edit: Where are high school students going to college in lieu of Missouri? It appears that Missouri State has only had a slight uptick in enrollment.

Looks like they are heading to Illinois.

Pretty much all major Missouri public schools saw record admissions last year. Missouri State is the primary beneficiary as the next largest state university, but the smaller ones like Truman State and Missouri S&T saw an uptick as well. Aside from journalism Mizzou isn't nationally elite in any particular programs so going to another school isn't a huge step down. Or depending on the school and program, it's a step up if you're willing to live in the likes of Rolla or Kirksville instead of Columbia.

SEMO 9.1% increase
http://news.semo.edu/southeast-enrollmen...man-class/

Missouri State 5.6% imcrease
http://news.missouristate.edu/2016/09/21...nrollment/

(05-16-2017 12:33 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  Good. No. Great! There has to be consequences for those colleges that toe the Libturd line. No play stupid games you lose. I hope it continues and other presidents see the outcome when Libturds try to impose their wills on everyone not agreeing with their agendas.

they're like pigs in the pen at this point......

@letthemgather

(05-16-2017 12:29 PM)shere khan Wrote:  The really bad part is that if freshman rolls drop 20% you multiply that times 5 years

That's not really an issue if you social promote the ones you have.

(05-16-2017 01:52 PM)Lord Stanley Wrote:  What an amazing lesson for university administrators from coast to coast. Bowing down to a few student's demands has cost Missouri millions. And since so many grads stay put in state after graduation, it impacts the State of Missouri long term.

As time goes on (but probably not anytime soon) perhaps administrators will arrest and expel those that violently restrict the university's primary mission of education.

think about it for a sec....

the ones with sense and/or money choose otherwise........

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.......hey Watson, I've discovered a cluuuuuuuuuu....


you can't fix the m0r0ns when they make 'that' choice......