Online jobs and side hustles are a great fit for college students seeking to make money. The best options, like social media ...

2015), but at half the rate of growth predicted in the previous edition of this report (5% job growth between 2015 and 2020). We project the major employment areas for new college graduates will be in ...

Mounting evidence shows that a large minority of college graduates are underemployed, meaning they work in jobs that do not require a college degree. But new research paints an even graver picture ...

meaning they’re working jobs that don’t typically require a college education. Separately, from the graduates perspective, there are also shifting expectations about how employers should ...

Last year, though strong growth was projected in hiring, the class of 2021 graduated into what some experts considered a recession. The situation looks much better for 2022 college grads, with the ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Preston Cooper writes about the economics of higher education. A recently updated dataset from the New York Fed highlights a troubling fact ...

A graduate degree is not required for most business positions, but it is advantageous – especially for employees looking to climb the corporate ladder, earn a higher salary or sharpen leadership ...

There’s good news for college seniors: It might be easier for new graduates to land their first job this spring than it was in previous years. Employers plan to hire 7.3% more new graduates from ...

Looking for the first job can be one of the most stressful times in a young adult’s life whether it be after graduating college or trade school. For many, it’s gotten more difficult lately.