We will have asynchronous learning, but also live learning. And as time goes, by we will adjust our models. Western states face a rapidly growing student population, and in the Northeast we don't have that pressure. In the Northeast, and pretty much everywhere, there is another issue out there, which is the need for continuous learning. The old idea of getting a four-year degree and going off and working just doesn't work any longer.
Universities have to offer a maintenance contract with their degree.
We will have to be there to answer this need, and if we are not here, someone else will be. The prestigious privates have really been out in the lead in this in many ways. N.Y.U. created a spinoff. M.I.T. has done a lot. Harvard, Cornell, and Stanford are all involved with various endeavors.