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Data: Most Employers Still Value College Degrees
The Apprenticeship (R)Evolution
Once synonymous with hard hats and tool belts, apprenticeships are branching into health care, artificial intelligence, business services, advanced manufacturing and more.
Workforce Pell Can’t Leave Rural Communities Behind
We need federal leadership to build on short-term Pell Grants and expand rural middle-skills pathways.
The Bipartisan Appeal of Growing Talent Amid the AI Boom
The Commission on the American Workforce developed a national workforce strategy as the first step toward a more ambitious rethinking of how Americans are preparing for an uncertain job market.
‘A Foot in the Door’
Students are hungry for work-integrated learning, even if they’re not sure what all their options are. How ready are colleges to provide it?
Employers Project Salary Increases for Most New Graduates
Computer science majors are expected to get the biggest pay bump, according to new data from the National Association of Colleges and Employers.
The Apprentice: Why Higher Ed Is Leaning Into Earn-and-Learn
Colleges are facing “a perfect storm.” Is adding apprenticeship pathways a way through?
Study Abroad Advocates Highlight Economic Benefits
The Forum on Education Abroad presented the findings of several reports about the career outcomes associated with studying abroad, including higher starting salaries and, in some fields, a higher chance of promotion to management.