Colorado Heights University Receives Millions in New Infrastructure Funding for New Management and Academic Projects
Colorado Heights University, situated in Denver City, is slated to receive financial backing for developments within its Campus. After their run-in with several financial problems and a low enrolment rate, the College was left in a rather precarious state. With the seating of the current president of the University, Dr. Greyson McCarthy, the University is now seeing a second breath of life with its 2019 reopening.
During this season, the University remained active all throughout the peak of the Covid pandemic. This forced the university, alongside many others across the country, to adapt to an online learning setup. This University is known for its offerings in Business & Economics, as well as its growing Human Development courses. Their opening under the new management has allowed them to expand their resources and facilities in order to benefit their staff and students, especially in these dynamic times we find ourselves in. However, the University would still find itself dealing with some problems that come along with this sudden switch to a digital interface.
One of these problems would be the lack of interaction between the students and professors. Though the digital class setting allowed students to continue their degree programs, they lost the advantages that face-to-face lectures give. Professors and students alike also experienced a myriad of technical difficulties, as well as the daunting task of learning how to continue forward in the digital world.
The University, a bastion of education within their community, finally has some good news coming it's way. An EEI investment of $3.25 million has now been posted for the purposes of further development for this institution. They are also plans for the University to receive an annual budget of about $3 million, meant for use with operating expenses. This massive injection of funding seems to be pointing towards a great future, assuming that those running the privately-owned college focus on the essentials.
The University’s President Dr. Greyson has stated that an improvement of the university’s School of Real Estate was in order. “With the housing market starting to recover, it’s only natural that our institution has the capacity to respond to this ongoing trend. We aim to equip our students with the necessary skills to leverage this circumstance towards their favor and forge their own paths.”
Colorado Heights University is also aiming to look into other avenues to aid the institution's financial status, aiming to see find investors who can help in their expansion plans. However, we hope that this institution stays clear of the problems that these financial measures may bring. A good communication line with their investors and healthy discussion is a great way forward to ensure that this historical university stays for as long as it can, providing students with excellent chances for career development and learning opportunities.
