Future of Work
Employers Nix Degree Requirements, But Data Shows Most Still Value College
Employers still prefer college degrees, but nondegree credentials can boost pay and widen access. See what the latest U.S. data says.
Degree Apprenticeships Programs Are Expanding, Helping More Students Earn While They Learn
Degree apprenticeship programs are helping students earn money and gain real-world experience while they pursue degrees. Here’s what students need to know about this growing alternative to traditional college.
Employment of Recent Law School Graduates Hits 10-Year High
Over 85% of law school students from the class of 2023 had a job within 10 months of graduation.
Philadelphia Drops Degree Requirement for Many City Jobs
Many states have changed hiring guidelines to prioritize work experience similarly to a bachelor’s degree.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute to Launch STEM MBA
A growing number of business schools are offering STEM-designated master of business administration (MBA) programs that focus on data and other high-demand fields.
Report: Job Outlook Down for Class of 2024 College Graduates
Hiring projections are described as strong, but they are down from forecasts for the classes of 2022 and 2023.
These 54 Community Colleges Created, Expanded Semiconductor Workforce Programs
Dozens of two-year colleges have taken advantage of CHIPS Act funds to start or expand programs to train semiconductor technicians.
Will AI Take My Nursing Job?
With so many cutting-edge AI tools on the market, are nurses and their jobs under threat?
This Community College Will Pay Students to Attend Renewable Energy Training
Carteret Community College in North Carolina will pay students $10 per hour to attend a new wind energy and electrical systems training program for summer 2023.