Earnings Linked Closely to Field of Study in College, Report Shows
What students study matters more than where they go to college, says a new report by the American Institutes for Research.
What students study matters more than where they go to college, says a new report by the American Institutes for Research.
The highest share of young adults age 18 to 31 are living in their parents' home in four decades.
Students who complete some college, but fall short of a degree, earn about $100,000 more over a lifetime.
High school and college gradates this spring will likely encounter gloomy job prospects, says a report from the Economic Policy Institute.
Higher education experts discuss merits of Right to Know Before Your Go bill proposed by Senators Ron Wyden, of Oregon, and Marco Rubio, of Florida.
A new report examines the demand for middle-income jobs that require career and technical training and offers recommendations for encouraging pathways.
Surveys show students picking up larger percentage of college costs, while higher education business officials reflect little change ahead for funding model
Young Invincibles advocacy group releases grim report on youth employment and calls for investment in jobs programs.
American Institutes for Research offers free to for reviewing career-technical program performance by state.
US Department of Treasury releases report highlighting economic value of college on same day President Obama urges Congress to keep student loan rates affordable.
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