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Boston University (BU), which uses a different company’s alert service, boasts a 94 percent enrollment rate because signing up for the service is a mandatory part of the students’ registration process. BU began using the service at its Charles River campus last September—one month after Harvard adopted the program—following the success of the alerts at its medical school...
...other six percent of BU students do not have cell phones or cannot receive text messages, according to Fiedler...
...March 6 story, "60 Percent of Students Enrolled in Emergency Text Message Program," misinterpreted data regarding the level of enrollment at Harvard in the emergency alert text message service. While the story reported that 12,127 students signed up, in fact, the 12,127 number refers to the number of students, faculty, and staff. The assertion that nearly 60 percent of students have signed up is thus incorrect...
Additionally, Harvard has agreed to cap its emissions at 30 percent of the national standard for similar constructions...
...survey of 101 student parents—approximately 40 percent of graduate student parents—said 40 percent of student mothers lacked health insurance and 50 percent saw their stipends lapse while on leave...