Confidence in higher education has significantly declined over the past decade, with only one in four Americans viewing a four-year degree as essential for a well-paying job. Recent data reveals increased unemployment rates among recent graduates, attributed to economic shifts and changes in job market dynamics, including the transition from the 'Great Resignation' to the 'Great Stay.' These factors, combined with rising inflation and interest rates, contribute to a less favorable outlook on the overall value of college education.
As photos are taken, tassels turned, hugs exchanged, the hope is that all of the hard work, and the money, will have been worth it.
Confidence in the institution of higher education has fallen sharply over the past decade, and among political groups, Republicans show the most skepticism.
Collection
[
|
...
]