5. Challenge
According to the school enrollment data collect: students were enrolled in the Cape Breton School decline over these years is nearly twice the provincial average . Since 1970, total enrollment has declined , for an average decline of 2.6% annually per year over the past 42 years.
CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY (CBU) ENROLMENT
Form 2014, the students enrolled at CBU, down 3.1% in 1997. The number of international students enrolled at CBU in 2014 was 15 times higher than the number enrolled in 1997 .Today, more than one in four (27.3%) students at CBU are international students. CBU TUITION For the 2012-13 academic year, the average undergraduate tuition at CBU was $5,238 for Canadian students and $12,130 for International students.
There will create two question: 1.why the enrollment number was decrease every
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CBU TUITION For the 2012-13 academic year, the average undergraduate tuition at CBU was $5,238 for Canadian students and $12,130 for International students.
If the students may not get an academic career, and will get them the long-term burden of debt.
Increasing the family cost and unemployment rate had a bad influence for the community development.
2). Safety the low education level of teenagers, increase the danger of community security.
Teenagers who drop out of high school or not finish the university have trouble finding a job. the vast majority of kids will lead to extreme poverty, homelessness and a drug problem that has left some neighborhoods and community desolate and dangerous.
In 2012, CBRM was the second highest juvenile crime rate of the seven major Atlantic Canadian cities. In 2007, CBRM’ s youth violent criminal and drug violation got a peak, every 100000 youth of 1426 and 316 respectively.
3). Future career can be afford by narrow local