What happened to the permanent closure of many century old universities in Europe and the United Sta

Due to the continuous impact of the epidemic, many European and American universities have adopted the method of delaying the start of the semester or online teaching. In addition, some universities have also experienced serious funding gaps during the epidemic, and some century-old universities have even closed their doors.

Since the middle of 2020, there has been news of permanent closure of many century-old colleges and universities in the United States. McMurray College in Illinois has been around for 174 years. However, due to economic reasons, it was permanently closed after the end of the spring semester this year.

The San Francisco Art Institute, which has a 150-year history, is also considering suspending classes because of a $19 million debt; The 107-year-old John Welsh University and the 119-year-old Franklin University also made the decision to close some campuses. According to a report in the United States, until July this year, 33 universities in the United States announced the closure of their schools, and the number is still increasing.

The reason for the permanent closure of these colleges and universities is because of the coronavirus, these schools have not opened for a long time, and in just a few months of the spring semester, the national colleges and universities lost $8 billion in revenue. And it's not just the United States that is permanently closing down its universities. In addition to the US, the situation at UK universities is also not optimistic.

According to a report from the United Kingdom, the new crown pneumonia epidemic will cause a loss of 19 billion pounds (about 173.3 billion yuan) to the British higher education industry.

Before the pandemic, states in the U.S. continued to cut funding for higher education, and some schools have been under financial pressure ever since. The fact that U.S. colleges and universities are on the verge of bankruptcy is not a "new problem." The emergence of the new crown pneumonia epidemic is just the "fuse" that caused the problem to emerge.

If the school wants to alleviate its financial difficulties, it needs to ensure the supply of students, and the best way for students to increase tuition fees is to upgrade the equipment, build new teaching buildings, and provide luxurious hardware ......As a result, the more indebted the school is, the more dependent it is on tuition.

Many people have said that the pandemic will change many schools.

The reason for the permanent closure of these colleges and universities is because of the coronavirus, and the states in the United States continue to cut funding for higher education, so they need to keep students in order to keep them running, so they are constantly upgrading their equipment and are in debt.

Due to the impact of the epidemic, most European and American universities have suspended classes or chosen to carry out online courses, which has dealt a great blow to the capital chain of universities, and many universities have declared bankruptcy and closed their schools due to the rupture of funds.

In fact, due to the impact of the epidemic, these century-old colleges and universities have closed down.

When it comes to education, the first word that pops up in many people's minds should be school, whether it is primary or secondary school, university and so on. However, due to the impact of the epidemic, most schools around the world have had to close, or even permanentlyThe Ministry of Education believes that it is necessary to combine the actual situation in rural areas and focus on those left behind. The county should take care of rural schools, care for left-behind students, and give preferential treatment to teachers and post allocation; Don't think about blindly reducing schools and jobs.

This will only lead to fewer and fewer schools and more pressure on parents.

Because of the new crown epidemic, the new crown epidemic is too serious abroad to be controlled, and this epidemic is too serious, not only schools, but also many enterprises have closed.

The epidemic, because the outbreak of the epidemic has led to problems with the source of students in the school, the economic income has been greatly reduced, and the funds are difficult to turnover, so it can only be declared closed.

Due to the impact of the epidemic, for the sake of students' health, many schools have closed their doors and chose online teaching to prevent the spread of the epidemic, which is a kind of responsibility.

Because of the new crown epidemic, many schools have no donations from the society, and they have fallen into financial pressure, which will lead to the permanent closure of schools.

Due to the continuous impact of the epidemic, some universities also had serious funding gaps during the epidemic, resulting in the permanent closure of many universities.

I think there are two reasons for the closure of schools, the first is that there are no students to go, and the second is probably because of limited funds and not being able to hire good teachers.

Since the beginning of this year, a global "epidemic" has occurred, which has caused many schools around the world to stop opening and switch to online classes.

In fact, it is because of the epidemic that so many schools are permanently closed, because it is difficult to maintain the operation of schools.