Community College Enrollment Rises as More High School Graduates Pursue Associate Degrees

Recent studies show an increase in high school graduates choosing community college over four-year universities, with students aged 18 to 20 making up the largest share of first-time associate degree earners. Factors include rising college costs, student loan debt, and new borrowing limits under Trump's 'big beautiful bill'.

By Jessica Dickler · CNBC ·

Community College Enrollment Rises as More High School Graduates Pursue Associate Degrees

Topics: associate degrees community college education trends labor market student debt

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