(Never used my college education. I was too busy making more money than I could with it. Not bragging. Just an observation on what a waste it was. – DD)
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‘This shift is driven entirely by the falling share of men who are students at four-year colleges,’ the report found. ‘By losing focus on the mission of preparing their students for their career, [colleges] become a non-factor, or even a negative factor, in helping job seekers find a job,’ said one observer.
(Campus Reform) – College enrollment among men had steadily fallen for years, according to a December report from the Pew Research Center. The report came out months before the recent wave of anti-Israel campus protests, which have drawn widespread condemnation for their anti-Semitic incidents, disruptiveness, and attacks on law enforcement.
“This shift is driven entirely by the falling share of men who are students at four-year colleges,” the report explains. “Today, men represent only 42% of students ages 18 to 24 at four-year schools, down from 47% in 2011.”
“Today, only 39% of young men who have completed high school are enrolled in college, down from 47% in 2011,” the report continues. “The rate at which young female high school graduates enroll has also fallen, but not by nearly as much (from 52% to 48%).”
Some have expressed their opinions that the change is caused by prospective college students deciding that universities have lost their purpose of effectively preparing students for future careers.
“The higher ed system has worked itself out of a job,” Andrew Crapuchettes, CEO of the job board RedBalloon, said: “By losing focus on the mission of preparing their students for…
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