Continuing and Contract Education

• Offer more physical education courses through continuing education on a higher fee basis
• Charge market prices or full costs for continuing education and contract educational courses
• Offer photography courses as continuing education for fees, and use the profits to invest in new photo technology
• Develop public speaking and presentation courses for businesses and offer through contract education
• Offer small business courses as continuing education
• Start large continuing education classes on film history, aerobics, etc.
• Offer non-credit courses on modular basis with staggered months
• Make continuing education and non-credit programs financially self-sufficient
• Change to census days for non-credit classes
• Reduce hours of continuing education or non-credit courses
• Have continuing education and non-credit course students bring their own supplies and buy their own books
• Establish continuing education courses for test preparation, tutor training, Computer Automated Design, and other new areas
• Offer contract education courses in workplace literacy through ESL programs
• Charge tuition for non-credit classes in summer school
• Charge fees for repetition of continuing education courses which have already been satisfactorily completed
• Increase charges for contract education
• Offer more business contract education courses with higher fees

Few people think more than two or three times a year. I have made an international reputation for myself by thinking once or twice a week.
-George Bernard Shaw