200 more students - impact on housing and dining?

interesteddad
Fri, 09 Oct 2009 13:11:37 +0000

Languages, especially the newer additions (Chinese, Japanese, Arabic) are an area prospects might want to look at closely. The number of years of instruction available, whether there are tenure-track faculty, etc. These are a pretty good indicator of resources invested in very popular new academic areas.

UMASS, of course, provides additional firepower in these areas – if you don’t choke on the thought of paying $50,000 a year for UMASS courses.