> If we fix the college financial system, enrollment would likely skyrocket. Enrollment was at record numbers immediately preceding the pandemic, and this was

> If we fix the college financial system, enrollment would likely skyrocket. Enrollment was at record numbers immediately preceding the pandemic, and this was a trend that held for several years prior as well. Lots of colleges had been expanding their campuses like crazy in the Before Times. I don't think the pandemic will result in a long-term shift away from this trend. By-and-large, college education remains is a worthwhile expenditure, despite the costs. You even agree, hence why you have three kids in college! I can appreciate not going to college right now. Classes have been randomly cancelled, there have been lockdowns/classes going remote, professors aren't grading/lecturing at the levels they should be, students are doing the work, etc, etc. But once society reaches some level of normalcy again, I believe enrollment numbers will explode back to record levels. Plus, cost-conscious students have more options than ever. A lot of community colleges are starting to offer 4 year degrees.