Dartmouth’s “Wacky” Business Model
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November 24, 2009 at 5:10 PM
[...] November 24, 2009 In the long run, the more substantial changes in higher education will involve modifications to its fundamental business model. That being the case, it’s useful to keep an eye on how business models are shifting. The Board of Innovation produced this interesting description of the some of the emerging models. (And if you want a refresher on the business model of traditional universities, check out this humorous view, here.) [...]