Richard Corcoran is wasting time and money at New College of Florida William Rosenberg Guest columnist

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New College of Florida's spending has increased from $53 million to $93 million since 2020-21.

The college has seen a decline in test scores, GPA, retention, and graduation rates.

Critics argue that politically appointed administrators lack the necessary experience to run a higher education institution.

The author suggests turning the school over to its alumni to manage.

I have written guest columns detailing how the current administration at New College of Florida has been burning through piles of taxpayer cash while performing worse by almost every metric.

Now that the Florida DOGE report is out, critics like me may have been too easy on New College.

Its spending has gone from $53 million in 2020-21 to $93 million – yet it has been plummeting in test