Episode 8, Part 1: What Is Ability-to-Benefit and Is It a Good Policy?

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In this episode, the Faculty of the Mace explains the meaning of ability-to-benefit, examines how it affects both recruitment and retention, and makes free-market, policy recommendations.

Eugene Murray
Lead Moderator
Faculty of The Mace

Category:

Education

Tags:

• higher education
• management
• marketing
• recruitment
• retention
• admissions standards
• ability to benefit
• due diligence
• Title IV
• high school diploma
• headcount formula
• accreditation
• regional
• national

[FacultyMace]

I'm very pleased to hear that you passed the test and that it was apparently well administered in your case. If all experiences were uniformly like your experience, then there would not be as much cause for concern. I wish you the best of luck with your college studies. One of my colleagues was formerly an academic dean at a major, for-profit institution, and he reports that the ATB system was greatly mishandled there, much to the detriment of students, faculty, and staff alike.

Eugene Murray

[Rome1726]

ok this test is too damn hard especially when its the math part of it!!! last time i took a math class i was in high school and that was over 6 years ago and on the damn test there are alot of things that i didnt even get to learn in high school bout the math!!! im trying to go to college now i have no job and the freakin test is too damn hard to pass i was in a test class of 36 and only 3 passed really not fair!!!!!

[SenaFamilyProduction]

OH and i was 1 of 5 who PASSED the ATB

[SenaFamilyProduction]

This is BS ive takin the test with 24 other people and 5 only passed there is schools conducting this test with fairness and respect for others actually the man conducting the test was kind of JERK