Tight College Internship Market Signals Need for Students to Prepare Earlier
With the number of internships offered to college students down, some experts say students should explore career and job experiences long before they reach college.
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May 22, 2014
February 12, 2014
Attending College Costs Money, But Not Going Also Carries a Pricetag
A new report from the Pew Research Center shows a growing gap in wages between young adults with college degrees and those with only a high school diploma.
February 05, 2014
High School Internships Seen as Valuable Stepping Stone
A new survey of students and employers reveal the high priority placed on gaining work experience in high school through internships and volunteering.
December 10, 2013
Choice of Majors More Critical to Pay for Young Women Than Men
A new study shows choice of major is a greater factor in reducing the pay gap for young women than attending an elite college.
October 03, 2013
Study Highlights Financial Value of Completing an Associate's Degree
Graduates from community college can earn more than $250,000 more over their working career than high school graduates, a new AIR report finds
September 17, 2013
Salary Report Reflects Range of Earnings by College Major
New list of starting and mid-career earnings are released in 2013-14 Payscale College Salary Report.
September 03, 2013
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.
August 14, 2013
Leveraging the Most From High School Internships
Experts offer advice on how interns can stay in touch with mentors, get job evaluations, and leverage the most from summer work experience.
August 02, 2013
One in Three Young Adults Live With Parents
The highest share of young adults age 18 to 31 are living in their parents' home in four decades.
June 11, 2013
Attending College, Even Without Finishing, Yields Economic Benefits
Students who complete some college, but fall short of a degree, earn about $100,000 more over a lifetime.
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