Rethinking the Use of FTEs in Higher Education Budgets
Posted by Hope Center for College Community and Justice on May 26, 2020
Resourcing the Part-Time Student: Rethinking the Use of FTEs in Higher Education Budgets
Government resources, at both the federal and state level, supporting the education of college students are distributed based on a formula that reduces some students to less-than-a-whole-human beings by aggregating part-time students into full-time equivalents (FTE). The underlying assumption is that the nation’s more than six million part-time students require less money to educate, and need less money with which to live. This brief examines those assumptions.
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https://hope4college.com/resourcing-the-part-time-student-rethinking-the-use-of-ftes-in-higher-education-budgets/
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