It is much less effective for normal, middle-of-the-road colleges.
Since the launch of the private finance scheme by the Scottish Futures Trust, dozens of health centres, hospitals, roads, colleges and schools have been built under two models: NPD and a related scheme known as "hub", in which public bodies pool different building projects into joint contracts in the hope it lowers costs.
"This is a really bad idea that would cause costly delays in repairing our roads, colleges and water systems and make it harder to respond to natural disasters," Lacy said.
In booking road games, colleges also consider where their alumni reside and where they have recruiting success.
The schools hire more college counselors than the typical Chicago public school, take their students on the road for college tours and hold a yearlong senior course on filling out college applications, financial aid forms and housing applications and writing entrance essays.
"Jim Dine: Some Drawings" is at the Neuberger Museum of Art, 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase College, Purchase, through Jan . 8
The road through college: I was planning on going into geriatrics.
But some education leaders caution that graduation rates do not tell the full story because many students still face hurdles on the road to college success.
Because each brand has a distinct feel, it is just another reason it is hard to play on the road in college basketball.
But I didn't, not until I phoned Chuck Hughes, the founder of Road to College, who rattled off all those facts from memory.
As the 2008 election neared, he was often at work until the early morning, and she was on the road at college speaking engagements.
