3. FEB.

hbr.org › 2023/02 › 02 › how-important-is-a-college-degree-compared-to-experience

The percentage of jobs requiring a college degree fell from 51% in 2017 to 44% percent in 2021. And according to Gallup, the percentage of U.S. adults ages 18 to…

8. APR. 2022

nytimes.com › 2022/04/08 › hiring-without-college-degree

For its software quality assurance jobs, 87 percent required a college degree versus a national average of 54 percent. Microsoft required a college degree in 70 percent of its total…

7. AUG. 2022

truthout.org › articles › 75-of-new-jobs-require-a-degree-while-only-40-of-potential-

The numbers are deceptively simple: 75 percent of new jobs insist on a bachelor’s degree, while only 40 percent of potential applicants have one. According to the advocacy group [email…

12. APR. 2022

pewresearch.org › short-reads › 10-facts-about-todays-college-graduates

Recent college graduates are more likely than graduates overall to be underemployed – that is, working in jobs that typically do not require a college degree, according to an analysis…

11. FEB. 2022

hbr.org › 2022/02 › 02 › skills-based-hiring-is-on-the-rise

Of the middle-skill job descriptions we reviewed, 37% showed no reduction in degree requirements, which means that some 15.7 million people have effectively been walled out of the candidate pool…

1. JUNI 2022

forbes.com › sites › new-report-shows-college

75% for those with some college but no degree, and 86% for those with a bachelor’s or higher degree. The employment rate for 25- to 34-year-olds overall increased from 73%…

bls.gov › careeroutlook › field-of-degree-and-careers

The tables and charts highlight information about people with the degree, such as types of majors; percentage of workers with an advanced degree; and employment, wages, and projected employment growth…

19. MÄRZ

vox.com › policy › 23628627 › degree-inflation-college-bacheors-stars-labor

For example, in 2015, 67 percent of production supervisor job postings asked for a four-year college degree, even though just 16 percent of employed production supervisors had graduated from ...

indeed.com › career-advice › pay-salary › average-salary-with-college-degree-vs

Besides earning more when employed, college graduates also have more access to jobs than non-graduates. A large percentage of jobs require a college education and even if your degree is…

nysscpa.org › article-content › bureau-of-labor-statistics-report-estimates

"Occupations that typically require a master’s degree, the smallest group in terms of base-year employment in 2016, are projected to grow at a rate of 16.7 percent through 2026. That’s…

9. MAI 2019

hbr.org › 2019/05 › 05 › what-the-job-market-looks-like-for-todays-college-graduates

The latest government projections suggest that, over the next decade, jobs requiring a college or graduate degree will grow twice as fast as those requiring only a high school degree.

bls.gov › careeroutlook › education-level-and-openings

The occupational openings shown in the table account for about 62 percent of all openings projected in occupations that typically require an associate’s degree, postsecondary nondegree award, or some college…