u/MiaMiaPP wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
Also just to add that the late 2023 Cohort also has 10 offers / 29 grads and they have been job hunting for less than 3 months at this point. Also in the video.
u/michaelnovati replied · · edited
Yeah good point. He mentioned that this was more on track to the early 2023 cohort, which is better than the late 2023 one but still nowhere near previous highs.
Mid 2023 looks survivable though, end of 2023 looks not sustainable - too few students and too few placements and it's good insight into why so many larger and less hands on programs shrunk so much at that time.