Attention Economy


Friday, May 15, 2020

What Happens to College Finances if the Rich Kids take a Gap Year?

The Covid-19 College Gap Year Exposes a Great Economic Divide
““It’s kind of a run on the bank if a significant enough share of the students who can pay decide they’re not going to go,” says Matt Maguire, a vice president with Maguire Associates, which has consulted with schools such as Harvard, Amherst, and Rice. “Then the bottom falls out, and how are they going to deal with that?””

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