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Welding in october. is the common knowledge among students, we're going to be hired right away when we leave here? >> yes, 100%. if you don't leave with a job, it's on you. >> reporter: tennessee college of applied technology president nathan garrett says there's a wait list to get in. >> i think at the end of the day, people are really looking at, where's the value at? >> reporter: trade program enrollment is surging, with big spikes in construction up almost 7% and mechanic and repair programs up 5% last fall, while undergraduate college enrollment has declined in recent years. >> i have hop...

Since the pandemic, more than one million students have chosen not to enroll in college. Nationally. the total post-secondary enrollment declined by 476,100 students in fall 2021.