OT: Education Data

[R1Letterman]

While 52% of college graduates are working in jobs that don't require higher education, 75% of them remain in this situation for a full decade after college.Jul 24, 2024
https://www.forbes.com

The Growing Gap Between College Grads And Available Jobs

What percentage of jobs don't require a college degree?

However, the analysis also notes that only 42% of jobs in 2031 will require at least a bachelor's degree.

In agreement, the Burning Glass Institute reported that the proportion of jobs requiring a college degree fell from 51% in 2017 to 44% in 2021.


https://www.highereddive.com › .
How many people actually need a four-year diploma?

What percent of college graduates don't use their degree?
52%

Roughly 52% of recent college graduates are working jobs that don't require a degree. And for those who find themselves underemployed after graduation, it can be difficult to get career earnings back on track.

[R1Letterman]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...o-their-major/

All but 27 percent work in different field

[R1Letterman]

This was an ot and put in just ragin, what changes it to rage page?

[DocRaginCajun]

The Engineering and Technology job market has and will be hot for a long time as high/new technology immerses more into our world. New power grids, an evolving H2 future, aging plants requiring advance upgrades, more infrastructure work, and required cleaner effluents all equate to a bright future for engineers with high pay. Everything is more high-tech and these all need design and O&M requirements. Non-traditional opportunities, such as med school and law, are also growing dramatically for engineering graduates.

And, Ragin Cajun engineering is spot on with the great education they are getting. Our ENGR graduates are excelling in so many areas - proud to see all of this and more proud to see their bright futures emerging!

[Big Tyme]

The Engineering and Technology job market has and will be hot for a long time as high/new technology immerses more into our world. New power grids, an evolving H2 future, aging plants requiring advance upgrades, more infrastructure work, and required cleaner effluents all equate to a bright future for engineers with high pay. Everything is more high-tech and these all need design and O&M requirements. Non-traditional opportunities, such as med school and law, are also growing dramatically for engineering graduates.

And, Ragin Cajun engineering is spot on with the great education they are getting. Our ENGR graduates are excelling in so many areas - proud to see all of this and more proud to see their bright futures emerging!

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