Getting a degree in the lowest-paying field

Getting a degree in the lowest-paying field

The financial stakes have never been higher: About 70 percent of workers with bachelor"s degrees have some amount of student debt, said co-author Brad Hershbein, a labor economist at Upjohn Institute for Employment Research and a visiting fellow at …
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Only 1 in 10 art school grads actually become working artists, report says

… and others who study the impact of high rent and student loan debt on the creative community. The group found that of 1.4 million people nationwide who identify as working artists, around 40 percent of those 25 or older don"t have any college …
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Initiatives on the rise to help pay for college

For families that may not qualify for federal and state aid, this is exactly what happens. Students are in debt before they even earn their degree. Parents take on new debt to pay for their child"s tuition. It shouldn"t have to be that way. All …
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