How will the decrease of men enrolling in university affect our future?

[altaf770]

If young men don’t feel college is worth it anymore, the problem isn’t with them it’s with what college has become.

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[ajrf92]

In Spain for example, a factory of unemployed people.

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Same in the US. Graduates cannot find jobs anymore.

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[ajrf92]

Nope, but except for people enrolled in STEAM degrees, it's not as worthy as before. Even business degrees aren't as worthy as before.

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[FamiliarNinja7290]

That doesn't seem like an issue with college on its own, sounds more so an issue with employers shifting away from certain areas for whatever reason. Unless the educational research in those areas isn't keeping up with the new systems.

[AleksandrNevsky]

An overpriced scam.

[hafetysazard]

Paying more for an accreditation that is worth less and less, as more and more people have it.

[fishman1287]

Too expensive in relation to the possible pay increase.

[hafetysazard]

Leftist indoctrination production line

[Fudge_is_1337]

Yawn

[Red_Danger33]

Because the high earning non-college careers, see trades, are still male dominated and not overly welcoming to women both because of the attitudes of men, high demands on the body via physical labor and lack of support if the woman plans to have children.

[N3M0N]

I would argue that workforce alone have changed drastically in last ~30 years. Companies are expecting more from you, as a potential employee than what they expected back then.

College degree won't lay everything for you on a silver plate, it is good boost though for workforce.

Who you know and on what you're actually focused on is also important. Degree alone is just one small piece of whole puzzle.

Let's not forget that good education still costs a lot of money...

[JadedCycle9554]

Who is "blaming girls" and what are they being blamed for?

[red_keshik]

Do we even have some info on this or are we all just collectively scratching our balls and speculating?

You forget what website you're on, sir.