American U.S. students spend 7 billion to buy clothes in the fall

Schools across the country have begun schooling at various levels. According to a recent school-related survey conducted by the Census Bureau, the ethnic population ratios at all levels of schools have become increasingly diversified, and according to the Census Bureau last August (the most recent one started) According to statistics made by the shopping season, the cost of dressing for the purchase of clothes for the students in the United States in the autumn is nearly 7 billion U.S. dollars, which is equivalent to the one-year budget of the city of Los Angeles.

The New York Times reported that the information released by the Census Bureau on the 19th estimated that from the pre-kindergarten to high school at the beginning of this fall, nearly 55 million students nationwide will be enrolled in school, of which 11% will be private schools.

The total number of people has increased by about 16% from 20 years ago. In terms of universities and colleges, about 19 million students are enrolled in school, which is more than a third more than 20 years ago. 56% of college students are girls.