America's education paradox: US to need 5.3 million more educated workers by 2032 but students' faith in college crumbles
America stands at a crossroads where its need for educated workers collides with a crisis of faith in higher education. A Georgetown report warns of a 5.3 million–worker shortfall by 2032, even as skepticism about college value deepens. With shortages looming in teaching, healthcare, and management, the nation must confront this paradox before vital systems falter.
America stands at a crossroads where its need for educated workers collides with a crisis of faith in higher education. A Georgetown report warns of a 5.3 million–worker shortfall by 2032, even as skepticism about college value deepens. With shortages looming in teaching, healthcare, and management, the nation must confront this paradox before vital systems falter.
