This means that many of our faculty may wish to participate in the program. The proposed program will be housed at a campus that can facilitate more than 5,000 students. The campus currently has fewer than two thousand students. It has been maintained in exception condition and has excellent classrooms, grounds, dining halls, and recreational facilities. Computing equipment will be upgraded and maintained to meet our needs.
Transportation includes air, train, and taxi.
The program is designed to be a net revenue generator. In the summer, students attend the University of Kansas and the degrees are awarded by the University of Kansas. Ringleb and his staff manage and operate the program. For courses taken in the summer, the University of Kansas receives the tuition. The program will be a net generator of funds.