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Ruben Harris - rub3nharris.eth

US college enrollment is dropping, can this be reversed?

US college enrolment is dropping, can this be reversed?

To reduce falling US college enrolment numbers, higher education colleges must embrace more accessible, on-demand, affordable learning to attract students.

6:42 PM · Jan 19, 2023

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Yeah if the cost drops. Many people want to go to college, but just straight can't afford it.

Shantha R. Mohan, Ph.D., DTM

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The definition of traditional US College needs to be changed. How can we support and enhance learning?

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High fees and student loans ain’t it. If my major wasn’t science related, I wouldn’t have returned

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Can it be? Maybe. Should it be reversed though? Trade schools, bootcamps & hands-on learning could be a better solution for a large swathe of the population. This may be markets finally working to make colleges compete on price and ROI.

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