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The era of college campus expansion may be winding down. A new report indicates that traditional university enrollment has peaked, with more students choosing shorter vocational certificates over expensive four-year degrees.
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The era of college campus expansion may be winding down. A new report indicates that traditional university enrollment has peaked, with more students choosing shorter vocational certificates over expensive four-year degrees.

The era of college campus expansion may be winding down. A new report indicates that traditional university enrollment has peaked, with more students choosing shorter vocational certificates over expensive four-year degrees.

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