There’s a growing trend among both states and school districts to outline their vision of what, exactly, a successful high school graduate looks like. These so-called “portrait of a graduate” ...

The percentage of unemployed Americans with four-year college degrees hit a record in January, at 36.6% of those 25 and older.1 In part this is because people with college degrees make up a much ...

The percentage of unemployed Americans with four-year college degrees hit a record in January, at 36.6% of those 25 and older. (Bloomberg News reported in November that those with college degrees "now ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Milwaukee School of Engineering graduates are bringing home the most bacon. MSOE graduates have the highest median earnings four ...

Researchers from Drexel University’s College of Business found that small U.S. companies are 30 percent more likely than larger businesses to say that they’re not planning on hiring new college grads ...

A recent report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reveals that the unemployment gap between college graduates and high school diploma holders is at its lowest in nearly 50 years. This shift ...

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Data shows Arizona college graduates earn significantly more than peers without a degree. The federal government is highlighting graduate earnings and may limit support for low-paying degree programs.

During McHenry County College’s winter commencement ceremony earlier this month, one of the 528 graduates was a 16-year-old student from Cary who received his associate degree – before even graduating ...

Most graduates are told not to use AI, then show up to jobs built around it, and it’s on founders to close that gap before it drags the business down. Many universities ban AI tools to protect ...

The unemployment gap between high school and college graduates ages 22-27 has reached its lowest level since the late 1970s, according to a Nov. 24 analysis from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.

A college degree still provides young workers with economic and professional advantages, the Cleveland Fed analysis found. Once employed, college graduates earn more than their degreeless counterparts ...