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Q&A: Older students, drop-outs may reverse higher-ed shortfall

NJ Spotlight

Sep 29, 2026

College enrollment is down and poised to drop more, so researchers urge schools and lawmakers to draw a nontraditional classroom population The post Q&A: Older students, drop-outs…

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Q&A: Older students, drop-outs may reverse higher-ed shortfall

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