2011BoydGarn Smackdown 2.0
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The document proposes several revenue-generating ideas and services for universities facing budget cuts and rising costs, including premium tuition rates, expanded fees for technology services and course materials, premium seating and amenities for lectures, customized transcripts, and outsourcing faculty hiring to a third-party provider. The overall goal is to "maximize revenue" through new pricing structures and optional add-on services while maintaining an appearance of high-quality education.
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