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In response to
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correcting myself: stanford is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. they just have oodles of money and do things to keep it growing and growing and growing.
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b.
GCU is publically traded -- (link)
Posted by
JD (aka Jason Dean)
Mar 11 '16, 15:36
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A stock page is rather unique for a university web site
(investors.gcu.edu)
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So who comes first, the students or the stock holders? Such a shady business. -- nm
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Krusty
Mar 11, 15:39
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Actually, isn't it the legal responsibility as a publically traded company that they have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize shareholder value? -- nm
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JD
Mar 11, 15:43
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This is why I question them as educational institutions. -- nm
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Krusty
Mar 11, 15:55
er, though, I think that at some schools, you could replace the school for stockholders and be left with the same question
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JD
Mar 11, 15:41
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