When thinking about the road to success, most people think about getting into a good college and graduating with a degree in order to get a stable job. But what happens if you do not have a college degree? In "Degree Inflation’ may be pushing workers out of the middle class”, Alan Murray and Geoffrey Smith tackle the emerging problem of degree inflation by listing important facts to bring attention to the widening gap between college graduates and non-college graduates.
Murray and Smith report on the new studies from Harvard Business School, Accenture, and Year Up that bring up a possible cause of the economic plight in the bottom 60% of U.S income distribution: degree inflation. The study found that out of a survey of 26 million job postings,
Murray and Smith report on the new studies from Harvard Business School, Accenture, and Year Up that bring up a possible cause of the economic plight in the bottom 60% of U.S income distribution: degree inflation. The study found that out of a survey of 26 million job postings,