Yes!! Totally agree with you. I am the customer this time but I cannot ignore the fact that school costs will remain almost the same and they will have to really empty their own coffers for this. Professors won’t take cost cuts (and I won’t even want anybody to, to be honest). It is very tough to ask even (given I put myself in their shoes). But as an international student, I also want the schools to know that the experience on a zoom class, that also right in the beginning, will nowhere be able to justify the tuition we pay!! And it will be a compromised experience (which will force many to defer).
It is a very tough call and admits are reaching out to adcoms. As situations are very dynamic and nobody knows how this is going to pan out, I believe schools will try and suppress this as of now without commenting anything concrete.
I’ll keep it posted here if I get some concrete info for any schools.
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Great info. To add to it, even this year admits are talking about tuition fee considerations if fall semesters are partially / or fully online.
Thanks for the perspective and thanks for chining in! Thinking about it, I don’t think schools costs are less if classes are online... but the bigger question will be the undergrad market and undergrad tuition. I feel that the undergrad decision will decide the MBA tuition date.
If there is a reduction, it will come out of school’s pockets or endowment... and Online MBA programs are probably standing to gain now since they are much better equipped to handle this corona mess....
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