Balance Sheet Analysis
Although the full impact of the current economic turmoil is yet to be determined, liquidity and investment holding issues can impact key ratios used by the Department of Education to determine financial health, and thus eligibility to participate in the Title IV program.
Resources
- Financial Diagnostic Tools - Excerpted from the Strategic Turnarounds, A Guidebook for Private Colleges and Universities CD by Michael K. Townsley, Ph.D., five worksheets are provided to assess, manage and plan for institutional financial strength. They include:
- Composite Financial Index Worksheets
- Income Ratio Worksheet
- Trend Analysis Worksheet
- Financial Indicators Tool from Council of Independent Colleges
- Key Indicators Tool from Council of Independent Colleges
- Weathering the Economic Storm - by Larry Ladd, Grant Thornton
- Analysis: Economy Puts Colleges' Ambitions on Hold - by Justin Pope, Associated Press
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