Jul 3, 2025
So tuition is going up and salaries and nudging up. But discounts are down.
They realized they can't pay as much people to come.
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So tuition is going up and salaries and nudging up. But discounts are down.
They realized they can't pay as much people to come.
So BJU's 990s for FYE May 2024 is now public.
And this graph shows revenue, assets, and liabilities since BJU was nonprofit. You can see the plunge thanks to BJU's mishandling of basic accounting principles. Remember that? We covered it here and here.
And this shows us that they didn't recover from that plunge in 2024 at all either.
Oof. They are running a big deficit. Wow.
I don't have the faculty salaries yet for 2024, but I do have admin salaries.
They held steady even through the financial crisis.
Now that's dramatic! Is enrollment that much lower in the BJES?
Wow!
So this shows some financial progress.