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Today, colleges and universities enroll about 15 million undergraduate students, while companies employ about 800,000 apprentices. In the past decade, college e
by Anon84 4y ago
Today, colleges and universities enroll about 15 million undergraduate students, while companies employ about 800,000 apprentices. In the past decade, college enrollment has declined by about *15%*, while the number of apprentices has increased by more than *50%*, according to federal data and Robert Lerman, a labor economist at the Urban Institute and co-founder of Apprenticeships for America.
If A drops by 2.25M and B increases by 260k, saying that people are turning away from A and toward B might be a bit of a stretch…
- thethimble 4y agoHow is this a stretch? As a percentage of the demographic population, A is decreasing and B is increasing. The fact that there’s fewer people in the current demographic cohort accounts for much of the “missing” ~2m students.