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For 36 Million Workers, a College Degree Was the Path to a Good Job. But That’s Not the Only Way to Get One
From 1991 to 2016, the number of good jobs for those with a BA or higher doubled, while the number of good jobs for those with a high school..
To Retrain or to Hire? That Is the Tech Talent Question
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The rise in emerging technologies is transforming the US economy. Learn how colleges are adapting to #workforce development mandates. bit.ly/2PNA4cN @EducationDive
2 new reports from @Iheptweets and @NewAmerica show that public universities are less accessible to minority students and less affordable for low-income students. Read: bit.ly/2JSOFP1 @AshASmithNews
In 1980, young adults used to be financially independent by age 26. Now they don’t reach the same point until after age 30. Learn more: bit.ly/2Q2g6s2 #CEWcelebrates10
To keep up with today’s economy and workforce, #communitycolleges and other #highered institutions need to be focused on student success. @AllanGolston explains: bit.ly/2QwUioq
The strong US #economy is affecting the construction industry in 2 ways: the boom is boosting spending from consumers who have more cash on hand, but it's also exacerbating the industry's growing inability to fill jobs. cnb.cx/2DvQ3qk @CNBC @KateRogers
Stay tuned for a new #CEWrelease this week about equity issues in #highered. #CEWequity
Over 70% of low-income working learners work 15 hours or more a week, which can be detrimental to attaining good grades. bit.ly/2PyaUMA #CEWequity
Today’s average college student isn’t a newly minted high school grad. Working adults comprise 40% of US undergrads. bit.ly/2NnDwph @kellyotter @hechingerreport
Balancing school and work puts a lot of pressure on #college students from low-income families. Learn more: bit.ly/2PyaUMA #CEWequity
Labor shortages in the #construction industry can lead to lucrative career paths for those without a college degree. @JimNewsMorrison explains: bit.ly/2Ms965v @Forbes
Blue-Collar Men Are Riding America’s Economic Wave. Women? Not So Much.
In this Washington Post article, Danielle Paquette writes about how men continue to dominate the better-paying fields for high school degree-holders — and how women remain left out. Paquette cites the Georgetown CEW report “Three Education Pathways to Good Jobs: High School, Middle Skills, and Bachelor’s Degree.”
5 Times Going Into Debt Makes Sense
In this U.S. News article, Maryalene LaPonsie writes about the five ways debt can be leveraged to make money. LaPonsie cites the Georgetown CEW report “Three Educational Pathways to Good Jobs: High School, Middle Skills, and Bachelor’s Degree.”
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