Carrie George

We're seeing overall that declines in enrollment across computing, but that's not evenly distributed across sub-disciplines.

So we see that some areas such as computer science, software engineering, and information systems see lower enrollments where there are other sub-disciplines, namely computer engineering, data science, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence that are seeing stability and in some cases, a lot of growth in their enrollment as well.

What our department chairs are telling us is that students are very aware of the job market and aware of these forces with AI and the labor market.

And they're trying to make choices that are going to best prepare them for life after graduation.

This isn't about quarterly earnings or about tech reviews.