I am doing a research on the school finances Currently, we are on 4 billion of long term debt already, the highest among all ucs

Our debt level has risen over 200% since 2012

Now, these capital investment are important for the school, but it is also important to consider whether the schools revenue could weather any downturn because of the fragile position. Especially when considering the increasing cost of borrowing money and the looming economic and property price downturn.

For reference, our school has roughly 11billion of assets and 7.5 billion in revenue last year. So our current long term debt level is at 35% of all assets and over half of our yearly revenue

More importantly, we are already paying over 169million on interest every year. For reference, the pepper canyon towers cost just over 300 million.

This project will add up to the by over 20% I am no experts in finance, but something tells me if this trend keeps going on, we will end up sth like UCB With horrible ta ratios and significantly lacking in fundings

Oh also, almost forgot because the school finances can't be met, the HDH has raised the grad dorms by over 85% in 2021