Our online students are getting younger

Higher Education Enrollment Growth Briefing

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Reported by Higher Ed Dive, a recent EducationDynamics report shows online students are younger and more likely to be working full-time than they were five years ago. Now, there’s likely a pandemic asterisk on this data for sure, but it also makes sense to believe this trend is likely one that will stick. While online education used to be the format for the working adult going “back” to school, the younger student has realized that online is an amazing opportunity for them to be able to hit the workforce earlier, and learn more flexibly while they earn.

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