It is expected that the fall out of Covid-19 on higher education will be massive.

Institutions of higher learning will be forced to stem immediate revenue losses this fall and plan for transformative new models of higher education to ensure their existence in the future. It won’t be easy, considering the present financial impact of the pandemic and simultaneous economic crisis. But now is the time — and may be the last chance — to plan for the worst-case scenario and take all necessary actions, according to A&M Managing Director Robert Hershan.

In a new article, Rob discusses the breadth of financial impact coronavirus has had on the sector and the strategies that colleges and universities should put into place now to help mitigate losses to an already vulnerable industry.

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