what would be cost/ benefit of disbanding chancellor's office off campus?
what would be cost/ benefit of disbanding chancellor's office off campus?
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With cost of running college costs rising faster than inflation and expectations , saving cost from operation or other unnecessary things is key to success of providing better education service to student.
Running chancellor's off campus office can be one of the high cost event for the universities, As this off campus office require all type of support , cost of premises, office expenses , communication expenses and many more. So, closing the office will save all these cost for college.
But closing the office may have some additional cost , like cost of shifting office to the campus, losing goodwill in market , chances to lose the strategic key point place.
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