I totally agree that this is lack luster reporting but I imagine it may spark an interesting conversation seeing as many of us have expected the "education bubb

I totally agree that this is lack luster reporting but I imagine it may spark an interesting conversation seeing as many of us have expected the "education bubble" to pop and this may be an early indicator of it. There have been no reports yet on US universities other than Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management stating that they've seen a similar decline in their MBA program. I fully expect to see a lot more of these sorts of figures in the future but I would be pleasantly surprised if they were paired with a surge in enrollment in math and science degrees.