While more high school graduates are questioning the worth of college, many bachelor's degrees, like an aerospace engineering degree, are still expected to lead to a six-figure job.

What many people with college degrees have been hearing anecdotally from their peers, LinkedIn and Reddit is finally borne out in official statistics: it’s gotten harder to get a job with a college ...

The Hechinger Report highlights Colorado's move towards skills-based hiring, prioritizing abilities over degrees to boost ...

For generations, the promise was simple: put in four years of grinding through lectures, midterms and overpriced textbooks ...

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A four-year degree isn’t required to earn a strong salary in 2026, with several roles paying well above the U.S. median wage.

For more than a generation, a bachelor's diploma functioned as the default ticket into the middle class. That bargain is breaking down. Employers are rewriting job descriptions, graduates are ...

During a period of significant enrollment growth at the University of South Carolina, these are the degrees students are ...

The idea came to Moylan on a rainy day in April 1986 when he hopped in one of Ford's employee fleet cars to drive to a ...

Mississippi State head football coach Jeff Lebby announced Saturday the hiring of nationally regarded veteran offensive coach ...