“What all this really means is that students are paying more and more to fund an expanding cohort of well-compensated bureaucrats, without getting anything in return. And this isn’t just a budget issue. Administrators are more radical than professors, and not steeped in norms of academic freedom, all of which detract from the educational environment.
A 2018 survey found that faculty had a liberal-to-conservative ratio of about 6 to 1, with 13% of our nation’s professors self-identifying on the right. Students are more balanced: 42% of freshmen called themselves centrist, while 36% said they were liberal and 22% conservative. 
In contrast, two-thirds of higher-ed administrators self-identified as liberal — with 40% calling themselves far-left — and only 5% said they were on the right. That makes for a liberal-to-conservative ratio of 12 to 1.”