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Biden's Student-Debt Relief Plans Aren't Enough to Restore the Value of a College Degree as More Young People Decide to Skip It

October 29, 2022

ECMC Group’s Question The Quo survey data was used in an article about trends in college enrollment, affordability and the shift away from four-year college pathways. While millions of graduates are feeling better about their decision to go to college after President Joe Biden announced student-debt reforms, many young Americans are deciding the experience isn't for them. 

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