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- 25 of the best pieces of advice ever given to graduates
So if there’s any real advice I can give you it’s this: College is something you complete; life is something you experience " Barbara Kingsolver: You can be as earnest and ridiculous as you need to be, if you don't attempt it in isolation In her 2008 commencement speech at Duke, writer Barbara Kingsolver stressed the importance of community
- US college students are dropping out of college – here’s why | World . . .
Seventeen percent of US college students don’t plan to return in the autumn, a survey shows The strong jobs market and rising costs are some of the reasons given for dropping out of college Some students say they can’t afford tuition or regular living expenses, while others want to start a business
- Why college-educated workers are taking low-paid jobs
In contrast, high-paying industries such as the financial sector saw their share of college-educated workers decrease, from 65 2 percent in 2000 to 56 1 percent in 2014 (See Figure 1) Figure 1 This “filtering down” trend in the employment of college-educated workers is even more acute when we look at recent hires rather than overall
- How the US can tackle unemployment | World Economic Forum
Moreover, in terms of both high-school and college graduation rates, Latino, African-American, Native American, and Alaska Native students lag far behind Asian and white students Given these demographic differences, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond estimates that by targeting women, non-college educated workers, and rural Americans, the
- Denmarks free education policy has created eternity students who . . .
As one of a handful of countries that offers free tuition to college students, Denmark grants students enormous freedom from debt and the pressure to declare a major right away But some Danes, especially older citizens already in the labor force, say the extra freedom can eliminate a crucial sense of urgency for 20-somethings to become adults
- America’s student debt crisis explained - The World Economic Forum
At Beulah Heights University in Georgia, which describes itself as one of the nation’s “oldest and fastest growing Bible institutions,” first-generation college students had a median federal student loan debt load after graduation of $48,000 by 2016 (represented by the yellow dot in the graphic below), compared with $22,593 for those who
- How a US college is closing the manufacturing talent gap
Indiana's Ivy Tech Community College's workforce model enables students to gain workplace skills for the future and helps address the skills shortage Some 78 million new jobs will be created globally in the next five years, according to the World Economic Forum’s The Future of Jobs Report 2025
- Which countries are producing the most STEM graduates?
According to numbers collected by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, tertiary students in Malaysia and Tunisia are among the most likely to graduate in a STEM field, with between 43 5 and almost 40 percent of students there receiving a respective degree, out of all countries where recent data was available
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