Higher education in the U.S. faces a crisis as enrollment declines due to rising tuition costs, heavy student debt, and a shift towards alternative career paths. This trend, driven by demographic changes and a reevaluation of the value of degrees, threatens the survival of numerous colleges.
Fewer US students are attending college, causing closures: Rising costs and low return on investment to blame
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