Fewer People Are Continuing Their Education After High School

The video discusses the decline in college enrollment, citing factors like the pandemic, rising tuition costs, and stagnant wages. It highlights the economic benefits of a college degree, such as higher lifetime earnings, but also considers alternatives like community college, trade schools, and entering the workforce. The societal impacts of fewer college graduates are explored, emphasizing the need for better information and accessibility to boost enrollment.

What factors contributed to the decline in college enrollment among high school graduates since 2016?

How has the cost of tuition and fees changed from 1980 to 2020, and what impact has this had on students?

What are some alternative paths students can take instead of pursuing a four-year college degree?

What long-term benefits are associated with obtaining a college degree according to experts?

What strategies can high schools and colleges implement to improve college enrollment rates?