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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Virtually all of the employment growth in the last 30 years are in jobs that require a bachelors or higher degree. Don't tell people not to go to college until you've convinced employers it's in their best interest to hire a lot of people without college degrees. [/quote] Employers are also starting to figure this out. A BA/BS isn't required for most jobs, the requirement was simply added as a way to screen applicants - but now it's outlived it's usefulness. [/quote] Any evidence for the idea that employers are figuring this out? Like more up to date data showing that job growth is more likely to be found in positions that don't require a BA?[/quote] You might find more success without a degree in smaller cities vs. DC/NY/LA etc. My nieces and nephews in Norfolk seem to be doing fine without college. One works for a big insurance company that hired her to work customer phone lines and then they train and promote from within. Another did auto tech in HS, worked for a dealer for a while, and now has his own auto repair business. Another trained as a tree trimmer and has his own business doing that. All own their own homes, have kids, seem happy with their lives. Key is to live in a low-cost area where it is more common to not go to college.[/quote]
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