N.J. college says it may shut down if it doesn’t get financial help

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One of New Jersey’s oldest and most historic private colleges took the highly unusual step Tuesday of admitting it is in financial trouble and it may close unless it finds someone to get the school out of the red.

Officials at Bloomfield College, a four-year college in Essex County, say this may be its last year without a financial overhaul or a partnership with another college. In a frank plea for help, they asked potential donors or partners to contact them.

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