Statistics show that four-year college graduates earn 68% more than people with only a high school degree. This has led politicians to funnel enormous subsidies into higher education, and for some ...

Being “underemployed” in this way, however, is not synonymous with holding a “bad” job; 43% of underemployed graduates earn more than $45,000 per year. As I argued in a post yesterday ...

A competitive job market means college graduates are struggling to land jobs. A basic mismatch between the workplace and ...

The WSJ/College Pulse Salary Impact ranking lists schools in order of their impact on graduates’ salaries and how this relates to the cost of attending the college. The ranking was developed and ...

Higher education is worth the investment: College graduates earn $1.2 million more over their lifetime than students without college degrees.

The issue needs to be viewed comprehensively to ensure that graduates are not left behind with low salary scales.

Graduates are earning less money in real terms than before the pandemic - while the amount taken home by those on the minimum wage has soared, a study has found. Average annual salaries for a ...

A study published in the journal Information Systems Research reveals a striking link between physical attractiveness and ...

Also included is the institution in each state with the graduates who earn the most, four years after getting their degree, determined by Degree Choices. To determine which school had the biggest ...

Is the Chicago Booth MBA worth it? Which companies hire MBAs from Chicago Booth? What do graduates earn? Find out in our ...