Heightened Cash Monitoring Watch List

Click on December 2019's Excel sheet, and it would give you a list of schools being watched. There are some schools listed that recently close.

D1:
Howard U.
Michigan State
Marshall
West Virginia

D2:
Emmanuel
Quincey
Kentucky Wesleyan
New York IT
Montreat
Shaw
Malone
Carson-Newman
Alderson-Broaddus
Ohio Valley
West Alabama
Kentucky State
Bluefield State
Concord
Fairmont State
Glenville State
West Liberty
West Virginia State
Sheppard

D3:
Wesley
Paine
MacMurray
Iowa Wesleyan
Belhaven
Keystone
Bethany, WV.

NAIA:
Lyon
Judson
Bethany Kansas
Bethel Kansas
Southwestern Kansas
Blue Mountain
Evangel
Rio Grande
Wilberforce
Bacone
Southwestern Christian Oklahoma
Huston-Tillotson
Wiley
Warner
San Diego Christian
Northern New Mexico
U. of Virgin Island hurricane set them back along with Puerto Rico schools.

Others:
BYU-Hawaii
Cheyney
Goddard
Kansas Christian
Bethseda
Little Priest Tribal College
Ecclesia

This site could tell you which schools are in trouble or other issues. This may tell where schools could or could not make a leap upwards.

Cincinnati Christian and Concordia Portland are on the last list in December.

What’s the point of this list? When does this kind of designation get hyper-critical, if it does? I have some doubts because Michigan St is not in any danger of closing up shop.

(02-20-2020 11:57 PM)BePcr07 Wrote:  What’s the point of this list? When does this kind of designation get hyper-critical, if it does? I have some doubts because Michigan St is not in any danger of closing up shop.

I am not saying they are closing down. There are number of issues why each schools have budget crisis from lack of students enrolled to downright stealing from the school by the administrations. The issues with West Virginia with all the public schools listed are there are way too many public 4 year universities and so many private schools for a small populated state. Might be time for merging more schools in the state to cut the spending down, and would give the bigger schools more cash to spend. As it is, all the colleges and universities are on this list. Wheeling is being floated around as having U. of West Virginia buying them out. It could be U. of West Virginia-Wheeling and become a 2 year. Bluefield State is an Independent in D2 for all sports.
Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico along with Bahamas all hurting with cash right now because of the hurricanes that hit their islands in recent years.

kind of guessing Michigan St is on the list due to Mr. Nassar and all the settlements I'd be sure they're having to do.

Jesus, a ton of WV schools on this list: WVU, Ohio Valley, Bluefield State, Concord, Fairmont State, Glenville State, West Liberty, West Virginia State, Sheppard, and Bethany.

(02-21-2020 08:51 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(02-20-2020 11:57 PM)BePcr07 Wrote:  What’s the point of this list? When does this kind of designation get hyper-critical, if it does? I have some doubts because Michigan St is not in any danger of closing up shop.

I am not saying they are closing down. There are number of issues why each schools have budget crisis from lack of students enrolled to downright stealing from the school by the administrations. The issues with West Virginia with all the public schools listed are there are way too many public 4 year universities and so many private schools for a small populated state. Might be time for merging more schools in the state to cut the spending down, and would give the bigger schools more cash to spend. As it is, all the colleges and universities are on this list. Wheeling is being floated around as having U. of West Virginia buying them out. It could be U. of West Virginia-Wheeling and become a 2 year. Bluefield State is an Independent in D2 for all sports.
Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico along with Bahamas all hurting with cash right now because of the hurricanes that hit their islands in recent years.

Agree there are too many schools in the state of WV. We have too many in Ohio as well, that's why there are a few on this list from my home state as well.

BYU-Hawai'i is not in any danger of closing down. They dropped athletics a few years ago and have as a focus those from the Pacific Islands and Asia. They could increase their numbers in a heartbeat, but their acceptance rate is less than BYU-Provo. Somewhere around 35%. From what I understand, most that are denied are from the mainland.

From their website:
Each Fall Semester BYU-Hawaii enrolls more than 2700 students.

BYU-Hawaii hosts students from nearly 70 different countries.

Student Body Diversity:
Asia: 24%
Pacific: 12%
U.S. Mainland: 46%
Hawaii: 13%
All Others: 4%

I think that they are safe.

Emmanuel College (Ga) has 33 sports, 16 male, 17 female.

With only 884 students on campus, they have to have one of the highest athlete to non-athlete ration around.

Archery (M/W) - 23
Baseball (M) - 64
Basketball (M+W) - 36
Bass Fishing (M+W) - 12
Bowling (M+W) - 23
Clay Targets (M+W) - 17
Cross Country (M+W) - 20
Golf (M+W) - 14
Lacrosse (M+W) - 49
Soccer (M+W) - 53
Softball (W) - 24
Swimming (M+W) - 40
Tennis (M+W) - 23
Track & Field (M+W) - 31 (Not including distance runners who were already counted in cross country)
Volleyball (M+W) - 27
Wrestling (M+W) - 52

Total number of athletes on rosters are - 508!

(02-21-2020 09:52 AM)CliftonAve Wrote:  Jesus, a ton of WV schools on this list: WVU, Ohio Valley, Bluefield State, Concord, Fairmont State, Glenville State, West Liberty, West Virginia State, Sheppard, and Bethany.

(02-21-2020 08:51 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(02-20-2020 11:57 PM)BePcr07 Wrote:  What’s the point of this list? When does this kind of designation get hyper-critical, if it does? I have some doubts because Michigan St is not in any danger of closing up shop.

I am not saying they are closing down. There are number of issues why each schools have budget crisis from lack of students enrolled to downright stealing from the school by the administrations. The issues with West Virginia with all the public schools listed are there are way too many public 4 year universities and so many private schools for a small populated state. Might be time for merging more schools in the state to cut the spending down, and would give the bigger schools more cash to spend. As it is, all the colleges and universities are on this list. Wheeling is being floated around as having U. of West Virginia buying them out. It could be U. of West Virginia-Wheeling and become a 2 year. Bluefield State is an Independent in D2 for all sports.
Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico along with Bahamas all hurting with cash right now because of the hurricanes that hit their islands in recent years.

Agree there are too many schools in the state of WV. We have too many in Ohio as well, that's why there are a few on this list from my home state as well.

Looks like all of the WV ones on there are for "late/missing F/S". If these are audited by a state public auditor it could be on that office and the schools have submitted them but the auditors are behind.

(02-21-2020 09:41 AM)stever20 Wrote:  kind of guessing Michigan St is on the list due to Mr. Nassar and all the settlements I'd be sure they're having to do.

The reason given for MSU is concerns over "administrative capabilities" so very well could have a lot to do with that.

The OP is misleading and inaccurate. He is insinuating that all these schools are on the brink of closure. Factual errors include; Montreat is not D2, Paine is not D3, and New York IT is nowhere to be found on that HCM list. At least he left out TONI&GUY Academy and all the other beauty schools from the HCM list in his post.

(02-21-2020 02:22 PM)AZcats Wrote:  The OP is misleading and inaccurate. He is insinuating that all these schools are on the brink of closure. Factual errors include; Montreat is not D2, Paine is not D3, and New York IT is nowhere to be found on that HCM list. At least he left out TONI&GUY Academy and all the other beauty schools from the HCM list in his post.

No, he said they were on the HCM list, which can happen for a number of reasons. Some of them may very well be having financial issues, while others like WVU and MSU are obviously on the list for another reason.

It does appear NYIT is not on the list and he may have mistook the NYTS for them.

(02-21-2020 10:30 AM)RobtheAggie Wrote:  Emmanuel College (Ga) has 33 sports, 16 male, 17 female.

With only 884 students on campus, they have to have one of the highest athlete to non-athlete ration around.

Archery (M/W) - 23
Baseball (M) - 64
Basketball (M+W) - 36
Bass Fishing (M+W) - 12
Bowling (M+W) - 23
Clay Targets (M+W) - 17
Cross Country (M+W) - 20
Golf (M+W) - 14
Lacrosse (M+W) - 49
Soccer (M+W) - 53
Softball (W) - 24
Swimming (M+W) - 40
Tennis (M+W) - 23
Track & Field (M+W) - 31 (Not including distance runners who were already counted in cross country)
Volleyball (M+W) - 27
Wrestling (M+W) - 52

Total number of athletes on rosters are - 508!

I wonder how many athletes play multiple sports? I'd imagine there's a lot of crossover with bass fishing, clay targets, and maybe archery

(02-21-2020 09:52 AM)CliftonAve Wrote:  Jesus, a ton of WV schools on this list: WVU, Ohio Valley, Bluefield State, Concord, Fairmont State, Glenville State, West Liberty, West Virginia State, Sheppard, and Bethany.

(02-21-2020 08:51 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(02-20-2020 11:57 PM)BePcr07 Wrote:  What’s the point of this list? When does this kind of designation get hyper-critical, if it does? I have some doubts because Michigan St is not in any danger of closing up shop.

I am not saying they are closing down. There are number of issues why each schools have budget crisis from lack of students enrolled to downright stealing from the school by the administrations. The issues with West Virginia with all the public schools listed are there are way too many public 4 year universities and so many private schools for a small populated state. Might be time for merging more schools in the state to cut the spending down, and would give the bigger schools more cash to spend. As it is, all the colleges and universities are on this list. Wheeling is being floated around as having U. of West Virginia buying them out. It could be U. of West Virginia-Wheeling and become a 2 year. Bluefield State is an Independent in D2 for all sports.
Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico along with Bahamas all hurting with cash right now because of the hurricanes that hit their islands in recent years.

Agree there are too many schools in the state of WV. We have too many in Ohio as well, that's why there are a few on this list from my home state as well.

Shepherd is the school in WV and they are going nowhere, since they are in the one part of WV that is growing and draw from the surrounding states.

There's two unrelated Emmanuel Colleges, one in GA and one in MA. I think your mixing some data, at least on where the students are from.

(02-22-2020 10:49 AM)teamvsn Wrote:  There's two unrelated Emmanuel Colleges, one in GA and one in MA. I think your mixing some data, at least on where the students are from.

The report have the one in Georgia on the list.

(02-20-2020 05:39 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Heightened Cash Monitoring Watch List

Click on December 2019's Excel sheet, and it would give you a list of schools being watched. There are some schools listed that recently close.

D3:
MacMurray

This site could tell you which schools are in trouble or other issues.

David did it again:

(03-27-2020 07:09 PM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  

(02-20-2020 05:39 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Heightened Cash Monitoring Watch List

Click on December 2019's Excel sheet, and it would give you a list of schools being watched. There are some schools listed that recently close.

D3:
MacMurray

This site could tell you which schools are in trouble or other issues.

David did it again:

West Alabama has had some financial problems in the past... though I think if they drop football (not easy to do, but it's starting to look like a necessity now), they should be fine.

Urbana seemed not to be on the watch list, but was on the failing list in the other thread.