Rising cost, a lack of high-paying jobs, and debilitating student loan debt have many questioning, "Is college worth it?" ...

meaning they’re working jobs that don’t typically require a college education. Separately, from the graduates perspective, there are also shifting expectations about how employers should ...

In response to Trump science policies, universities are accepting fewer graduate students than normal and freezing positions, ...

American College of the Building Arts graduates and students will show off masonry work in Charlotte Street duplex carriage ...

New college graduates or anyone who is entering the workforce for the first time may launch into the world excited by the ...

By Vlad Vaiman The transition from college life to professional work remains difficult for many, with current trends showing increased employer reluctance to hire recent graduates. The 2024 survey ...

Landing a job in the current market can be challenging, especially when positions require college or graduate degrees.

In a College Pulse/Newsweek survey, 67 percent of respondents said they were "confident" about securing work after graduation.

A September 2024 report from Intelligent revealed that many U.S. employers are firing Gen Z employees just months after ...

The problem is, Gen Z is smart enough to know it. Who loses when a college fails to deliver job-ready graduates? Everyone. The college becomes irrelevant and may eventually have to close its doors.

College basketball fans have reacted to a report that states that coach Bill Self 'seriously considered' leaving Kansas for ...

“Graduating college no longer gives you a leg up ... it could have had a better output for helping those graduates get jobs.” The University of Vermont, from where Bellebuono graduated ...