New England Commission demands sustainability plan from American International College
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What happened
The New England Commission of Higher Education demanded that American International College provide a sustainability plan to prove its long-term funding ability. The Commission projects that American International College could lose nearly $18 million through the 2028 fiscal year. In response, AIC President Nicolle Cestero noted the college has made progress in financial sustainability, citing substantial enrollment growth and increased net tuition.
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Why it matters
The demand and projected losses threaten the core accreditation and financial viability of American International College. The college is taking measures, including reviewing programmatic infrastructure and engaging philanthropic partners, to secure its future.
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Who's involved
- American International CollegeLiberal arts college facing demands for a sustainability plan and accreditation risk
Who could feel it
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The regulatory action and projected financial losses might impact the college's revenue and long-term funding.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Accrediting body placed American International College at risk of probation.Sub-event
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American International College
Liberal arts college in Massachusetts, U.S.