On average, college graduates earn roughly $10,400 per year more than similar nongraduates. When adjusting for debt, this ...

As a recent Inc. article noted, a rising number of college graduates have doubts about the “wage premium” their diplomas were expected to provide by commanding better than average starting ...

A survey shows a third of college degree holders view their diplomas as a waste of time and money, calling them unnecessary in their work and saying they wouldn’t bother earning them today. For ...

On a special episode (first released on June 19, 2025) of The Excerpt podcast: Should high school students consider trade school instead of college? For some, the benefits of entering the trades may ...

We all know college is expensive. If you’re a typical student attending an in-state public university and living on campus, a bachelor’s degree will cost you around $80,000—or about $4,000 a year ...

Penned over a decade ago, modified slightly here. The number and value of college degrees produced in the U.S. will be a bone of contention for a long time, and the marrow of that bone is that the ...

If you studied humanities, life sciences or law in college, there’s a better-than-40% chance you regret the choice now. That’s the takeaway from a report by the Federal Reserve, whose researchers ...

No Surprise That the Supreme Court Didn’t Take a Same-Sex Marriage-Related Case The Shutdown Stumbles Toward Its End Audio By Carbonatix Generations of Americans grew up with the four-year college ...

More than 2.4 million students came to college last fall for certificates or “nondegree” credentials, part of a shift in consumer and employer demand for “just-in-time” learning. Credit: Charles Krupa ...

As AI takes over the workplace, nearly half of Gen Z grads say their degrees are already useless -- and wonder why they even bothered with college. Getty Images/iStockphoto Four years of classes, ...