Despite extensive belt-tightening measures to save money during the coronavirus pandemic, a new analysis reveals that more than a dozen colleges and universities in New York state will “perish,” a report said Tuesday. Research by New York University marketing professor Scott Galloway outlines which schools are expected to “perish, struggle, survive or thrive during the coronavirus." In his blog, he lists 437 colleges and universities, segmenting each by tuition, endowment, percentage of international students and other data from the US Department of Education, US News & World Report and Niche.com’s Student Life Scores, the report said. BRIAN BRENBERG: CORONAVIRUS STIMULUS SERVING AS A 'VEHICLE' FOR DEMS' PROGRESSIVE AGENDAThe institutions were then divided into additional categories including low endowments and dependence on international student’s tuition and fees, the report said. US WON’T EXPEL MIGRANT CHILDREN DETAINED IN TEXAS HOTELHowever, Galloway’s report was not well received by his peers.

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