TCUdirtbag
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Pharm Frog said:I get what you are saying but there's a difference between being "not for profit" and needing to generate revenue (or in this case, not lose as much money). Where I completely sympathize is that I think it shows exceedingly poor form to have people on a waiting list and then change the system to effectively erase the list. That's simply not right if that's what happened. As long as demand exists (or the University or program can generate demand via transferable priority points) I would expect them to continue raising prices in favor of those willing to pay larger sums. To me it has nothing to do with being not-for-profit. Its about acquiring as much revenue as possible as easily as possible as immediately as possible.
I agree but would add that in building a fan base there is a bit more to consider than just the dollars and cents in terms of ticket revenues. Building a fan base requires a longer-term financial model, but loyalty is different to project into future dollars and cents.
And yeah, throwing out the waiting list was trashy.