The Dead-End Policy That Harris and Trump Agree On
Briefly

Eliminating degree requirements for jobs is popular among voters, but research shows it will have little impact on the hiring of non-degree holders.
Despite the bipartisan appeal of skills-based hiring, a Harvard Business School study found that removing degree requirements only slightly reduces the share of hires with degrees.
Employers may not formally require a degree, but they still favor applicants with degrees as a way to differentiate candidates in a competitive job market.
Read at The Atlantic
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