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[QUOTE="Ozone!, post: 5447424, member: 7358"]
He will be The Chancellor as long as he wants the job and the Biard of Trustees wants him. Private schools face financial challenges that large state schools do not. 
The cost needs to be looked at in terms of the quality of the experience. Huge state schools do, like Ohio State and Texas, for examples bring in huge numbers of first year students, who are weeded out along the way through their first 2 years. IMO, Syracuse offers support services designed upon retaining students.
According to to Research in Higher Education, 39% of degree seeking students, do not graduate According to US News and World Report, 74% of undergraduate students graduate in 4 years; what does this have to do with our current Chancellor? He is the leader. No college has 100% graduation rate. Way too many traditional age students are not ready for the self directed independent skills necessary for success in college. I worked at Syracuse, as an educator for a long time, some of which was during Kent’s tenure. Did I love everything he initiated, no, however, I fell that the majority of of his initiatives added value to the student experience.
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