“The higher rating reflects the college’s improved financial resources, which are now in line with those of its peers at a higher rating, and our expectation that the school will continue to progress toward break-even performance on a full-accrual basis over the next few years,” said S&P credit analyst Luke Gildner.
The outlook is stable, reflecting S&P’s view of BCM’s improving operating performance and financial resources.
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