CONVERSATIONS 301 WHY YOUNG MEN AREN'T GOING TO COLLEGE

College enrollment among young Americans has been declining over the past decade down over 1 million from the peak in 2011. Males represent 71% of the decline in college enrollment. Today only 39% of young men who have completed HS are enrolled representing 44% compared to 48% women. Joining Bob in a conversation to explore why and the impact of young men not going to college is Dr. Marcus Weave-Hightower, Professor at the School of Education at Virginia Tech.

[@howieg2019]

what i'm curious about is why does society think this is new🤔, society doesn't lie to us and tell us we right all the time like they do to women, and because of that it always been more men choosing to figure out other ways of doing things other than following society's plan of sacrificing all our happiness, health, & time just to keep coming up short.
instead, more of us have been using the many blessings of the internet, trying to figure out ways to do more valuable things such as how to grow a tiny bit of food, build tiny homes, or whatever he feels is going help him sustain long term while choosing to live on less.👍

[@petervizzini4006]

No point in going