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Colleges face a new reality, as the number of high schools graduates will decline

The Hechinger Report

After a few years of some growth, the report projects that from 2027 to 2032 the annual graduation totals will each be smaller by 150,000 to 220,000 people than the ones the nation had in 2013. The decline in black high school graduates is anticipated to be 6 percent between 2012 – when 480,000 graduated – and 2032.

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A few universities help black and Hispanic students reach and finish graduate school

The Hechinger Report

Duke Building, which houses several of the university’s research labs. Photo: Thomas Weybrecht for The Hechinger Report.

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More colleges are opening branch campuses in high-demand markets

The Hechinger Report

does – and it pays off for students Central Texas needs 3,600 more nurses than it has , for example, a gap expected to grow to more than 7,000 by 2032, the Texas Department of State Health Services projects. Related: Canada treats its adjunct professors better than the U.S.

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Colleges Must Respond to America’s Skill-Based Economy

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percent in 2032. It is vital to note that this trend is NOT a blip but the result of a steady decline , and that higher education as a whole must address it. One implication is a recent prediction by the Bureau of Labor Statistics that the labor force participation rate may fall from 62.2 percent in 2022 to 60.4 According to the U.S.