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(You can see details of these trends and learn more by visiting the National Center for Education Statistics’ website and, in particular, Projections of Education Statistics to Year 2028.) Details of the demographic shifts affecting higher education were eye-opening and terrifying.
Whether through completing a craft activity together, or mingling with old and new friends over mocktails, members of the VCU community come together for a bit and share cultural food, speak languages other than English, and just hangout.”
Zirkel added that students are increasingly coming to college with mental health problems , a lack of reliable food and housing , and learning losses from the pandemic, which makes having adequate staff to support them all the more critical.
Increased unmet basic needs & mental health concerns According to a recent 2022 CCSSE report community college student mental health is worsening, and significant numbers of students are struggling with basic needs like housing and food.
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