 The measure, which passed the Board by a vote of 12 to 4, was able to raise the $60,000 quickly.However, this plan was even more reckless than the earlier scholarship plans, as the rising cost of education far outstripped the money that was generated.Scott was able to lead the college through this period of transition without succumbing to religious sectarianism, as opponents had predicted, and no students were denied admission, nor were faculty members denied positions based on their religion.