Here Are The Stats, And How Your Trade School CanBoost Enrollments They’re no longer called Gen-Z. With the recent wave of young people getting into the trades, this generation is now referred to as “the toolbelt generation.” And the statistics behind this big shift in education and employment goalsare nothing short of astonishing.[1] 78% of...Read More

Have a look at these numbers…[1] 158%: The cost of traditional, public college has risen over 150% in just the last 20 years. 65%: Only 64.6% of students graduated college within six years. 50%: Half of a traditional college student’s study-time is in general education, not their “career” major or focus. 33%: One in three companies have dropped degree...Read More

Over the past decade, a large percentage of traditional four-year institutions and even two year/community colleges have had difficulties either increasing or maintaining new student enrollment numbers.Read More

According to the National Center for Educational Statistics, there were 14 million college students (75% of them) enrolled online during the height of the pandemic.Read More

The cat’s out of the bag. More and more high school grads and adult learners are turning to skilled trades and career educations over traditional four-year programs. Read More

Is your enrollment department flooded with new students? Or are students going to your competitors’ schools instead? If they’re enrolling with the competition, and not you, there may be a big reason why. Your competitors are better at marketing their product.Read More

It’s a simple fact. Adult learners enroll in career colleges, vocational schools, trade schools, tech academies and bootcamps for one reason: they want to either further their current careers or begin new ones. For decades now, career schools have provided adult learners with this exact pathway. However, times are changing, and so are the students....Read More

The number of students enrolling at traditional four-year colleges and universities have been in decline for over a decade. From the spring semester of 2011 to the spring semester of this year, there has been a reduction of over 3.3 million students in the college/university system. This represents an astonishing 17% drop in enrollment.[1] More...Read More