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Most of the amenities you speak of are not available at community colleges, which have seen the biggest decline. The pandemic definitely figures into this, but
by stinkytaco 5y ago
Most of the amenities you speak of are not available at community colleges, which have seen the biggest decline. The pandemic definitely figures into this, but I don't think amenities can account for the large decline in certificate and vocational training this represents.
- jdavis703 5y agoCommunity college has also gotten really expensive. I was looking at the price for my alma matter, tuition has more than doubled since I graduated in 2010. The price has gone up faster than my university’s tuition, making the community college less competitive. I wouldn’t be surprised if economics also is contributing to declining community college enrollment.
- coolso 5y agoCommunity College still absolutely offers a social experience even if it’s just being in the same classroom as other people. And Zoom interactions are still terribly inferior to real life in-person ones regardless of what kind of college you go to.