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2025 Higher Ed M&A: Examining Private College Consortia

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By Nick Wallace
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“I’ve come to see institutional decline like a staged disease: harder to detect but easier to cure in the early stages, easier to detect but harder to cure in the later stages.
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Higher Education M&A: Questions to Ask Before You Commit

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By Nick Wallace
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The pace of activity to carry out a college merger or acquisition (M&A) can be intense and time-consuming. These processes require key players to ask the right questions and compile the correct data to give the M&A effort its best chance of success. Failure to collect the right data and ask the right questions can doom M&A work to failure. Michael J.
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Finding Your Partner For College & University Mergers

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By Nick Wallace
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In 1735, Benjamin Franklin addressed his Philadelphia neighbors in an anonymous letter to his Pennsylvania newspaper. Franklin famously mentioned in this writing that “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” referring to the importance of good planning, preparation, and the right tools for fighting fires in the city. Did this admonition yield positive results? The historic record shows that Philadelphia never suffered a catastrophic fire compared to other larger cities of that era.
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