Shares of on-line schooling firm 2U plummeted about 60% on Friday, falling beneath $1, after a problematic forecast and indications that some universities are terminating their contracts.

2U, which helps corporations provide digital applications to college students, posted a internet lack of $47.4 million for the third quarter. Its adjusted lack of 15 cents per share was wider than the 13-cent loss that analysts have been anticipating, in accordance with LSEG, previously Refinitiv. For the complete yr, 2U stated it now expects income of $965 million to $990 million, down from its prior steerage of $985 to $990 million.

“These outcomes didn’t meet our expectations given weaker demand in our coding boot camps and continued enrollment softness in a few of our increased priced diploma applications,” CEO Christoper Paucek stated at first of the analysts’ name on Thursday. “We additionally know we have to strengthen our steadiness sheet and are engaged on it diligently.”

The larger concern with the forecast is that it consists of income that can be paid to the corporate to terminate use of its applications. For instance, 2U stated that the College of Southern California is paying $40 million to finish the connection.

“We thank USC for the function they’ve had in serving to us construct our firm,” Paucek stated on the decision. “However in the end, the applications we agreed to exit no longer align with our platform technique.”

Analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald lowered their score on the inventory to “impartial” from “chubby,” and described 2U’s actions as a “fireplace sale to remain afloat.”

The corporate’s earnings report confirmed that it is closely reliant on one-time funds from universities and that its “core diploma enterprise is deteriorating,” the analysts wrote. The corporate additionally laid off 12% of its workers throughout the quarter and has a worrying debt load, with virtually $880 million in long-term debt.

2U’s path to profitability was constructed on the concept that extra levels on the platform would result in “significant income,” the Cantor analysts wrote.

2U didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark.

Shares of 2U debuted on the Nasdaq in 2014. The inventory peaked in Might 2018 at over $98 a share, giving the corporate a market cap above $5 billion. As of Friday, its valuation had sunk to $77 million.

If a inventory on the Nasdaq trades beneath $1 for 30 consecutive days, the trade could begin delisting procedures. Some corporations bear a reverse inventory cut up to spice up the share value above $1, although that does nothing to repair their monetary issues.

Scooter firm Hen was delisted from the New York Inventory Change in September after failing to maintain its market cap above $15 million for 30 straight days. That was after a 1-for-25 reverse cut up to get the inventory over $1. And workplace sharing firm WeWork filed for chapter this week, after declaring a 1-for-40 reverse cut up in August that was meant to try to retain its NYSE itemizing.

2U shares have been down 59% to 99 cents as of mid-afternoon on Friday.

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