Why is it that so few men are going to college?

Why are there less men than ever before going to college institutions?

You know, as of 2021, there were roughly 11.5 million women who were going to college and 8.7 million men

within the United States. So it was roughly a 56 to 43% ratio. And that divide in 2022 got even bigger.

So there are less men year over year. I believe the stat was 41% college graduates or

college admission was men this year. There are less men going to college than ever before.

Now, is this a problem? Yes and no. Like not necessarily. It's not an issue if you're a man and you

don't want to go to college because there are a ton of reasons to not go, right? College admission, college price. The cost to go to college is higher

than it's ever been before. It's absurd. You know, we saw over the pandemic that most college

institutions, even though you were taking classes from home through Zoom, you weren't even

showing up to

college campuses. Most colleges actually raised their tuition prices. And so a lot of people are

coming out of a college degree with $100,000, $200,000 in debt and starting at an entry

level job, you know, making $, 60, 70,000 dollars a year

becomes very challenging to pay off that debt over your life. And so I think a lot of guys

are looking at this as is this even worth it? Not to mention that college campuses have

become a hotbed of anti-male sentiment. I think when I've talked to a lot of

young men, because a lot of you guys, you know, tune into my channel, I think, I think something like

34% of my channel are men between the ages of 18 and 28. And then there's a much bigger proportion of men who are 28 to 44. A lot of you guys

message me, because I've talked about this before, you messaged me on Instagram, you email me,

because I've been talking about this for a while and say, why do I need college? You know,

I can go into a trade. I can start a business. I can make money that way. Yes,

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