Moody’s Investors Service released two reports today that predict a widening gap between have and have-not colleges. One report cites “highly divergent credit trends” among colleges and universities: Colleges that were highly dependent on tuition and had weaker market positions saw declines in aspects that Moody’s measures; for example, the lower the Moody’s rating, the more tuition discounting increased. Meanwhile, Moody’s analysts said that highly rated universities saw growth in tuition and fees and better operating performance. Moody’s expected those divergent trends to widen in 2011 and 2012, echoing
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