More high school graduates are opting out of 4-year degrees

The video discusses the decline in college enrollment since 2019, attributed to the avoidance of student debt. In contrast, trade program enrollments have increased, with students favoring hands-on learning. Companies like Walmart are supporting this trend by offering trade certificates instead of degrees. Despite potential income disparities, students value the savings from avoiding college debt.

What are some reasons students are choosing trade programs over traditional college?

How has the enrollment in trade programs changed since 2019?

What is Walmart's recent initiative regarding worker education?

According to Georgetown University, what is the earning potential for students without a four-year degree compared to those with one?

What do students believe about the savings from avoiding student debt?