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Postscript to “This Time Is Different: Enrollment and Employment Divergence”
In a post two days ago, I showed US data comparing enrollment and employment trends. The salient feature of the data that I called out was the significant divergence of the two trend lines since 2006. When you look at the … Continue reading
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Tagged bubble, employment, enrollment, higher education, student debt
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This Time Is Different: US Enrollment and Employment Divergence
When looking at long-term trends for higher education, it is useful to step back and look at the big picture. With this goal in mind, consider the comparison of post-secondary enrollment in degree-granting programs to the total number of jobs (both … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Higher Education, Notable Posts
Tagged bubble, employment, enrollment, higher education, student debt
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