For a long time, that promise held up. College graduates consistently found work faster, faced lower unemployment rates and ...

Other jobs that see over half their workforce make six figures without degrees include computer and information systems ...

The September jobs report, released Nov. 20 after a delay during the federal government shutdown, showed a 2.8% unemployment ...

Americans' changing outlook on higher education comes amid rising tuition costs and growing concerns about artificial ...

Americans have grown sour on one of the longtime key ingredients of the American dream. Almost two-thirds of registered voters say that a four-year college degree isn’t worth the cost, according to a ...

For years now, the message has been the same: go to college and you’ll land a solid job with a good salary. You’ll be better off than people who opt for blue-collar trade jobs instead. This is the ...

A new survey from NBC News found that two-thirds of Americans don’t think four-year college degrees are worth the cost. The survey found that only 33% of registered voters agree that a four-year ...

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A new NBC poll shows fewer Americans think a four-year college degree is worth its price tag. The poll shows a dramatic decline in what people think a college degree is worth over the years. In June ...

Americans are souring on the necessity of college degrees as costs skyrocket — leaving young adults riddled with debt in a demanding economy, a newly released poll shows. Over six in 10 registered ...

Americans with four-year college degrees now represent a record 25% of total unemployment, underscoring a sharp slowdown in white-collar hiring this year. Government-shutdown delayed monthly figures ...

Most Americans no longer hold the optimistic view of higher education they once did. A new poll published by NBC News found nearly two-thirds of Americans, or 63%, believe a four-year college degree ...