What Matters Most to the Labor Market? a Degree With Skills
September 17, 2018
September 17, 2018
PRINCETON, New Jersey, Sept. 17 -- Educational Testing Service issued the following news release:
This fall, nearly seven out of 10 new high school graduates will be heading to college, hoping to earn a degree, which is seen as the best path toward success in the labor market. While higher education generally does result in improved employment and earnings outcomes, a new study, "Skills and Earnings in the Full-Time Labor Market," finds that reading, writing and math skill . . .
This fall, nearly seven out of 10 new high school graduates will be heading to college, hoping to earn a degree, which is seen as the best path toward success in the labor market. While higher education generally does result in improved employment and earnings outcomes, a new study, "Skills and Earnings in the Full-Time Labor Market," finds that reading, writing and math skill . . .