This article misses the most important reason why college enrolement would be going down, that the loans used to finance it are not worth the degrees being supplied.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324442304578231922159602676.html
They mention it:
"...shaky job prospects for graduates..."
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You mean that 'the degrees are not worth the loans used to finance them'.
What do you mean?
All the good jobs that pay a decent amount require a degree of some sort....
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Geez, you are like 6 years old. The OP posted an inaccurate combination of words. I corrected him.
"All the good jobs that pay a decent amount require a degree of some sort...."
I think I've seen this a couple times... Is it sarcasm?