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What a Flattening Wage Gap Means for College Degree Value

Leadership and Management

What a Flattening Wage Gap Means for College Degree Value

For at least a century, attaining a college degree was part of the American dream. For those select few—a proportion that has grown higher as time has gone on—earning a four-year degree has meant a potential jump into a higher socioeconomic class, thanks largely to a dramatic wage differential between those who attain a four-year degree or more and those who earn a high-school degree alone.

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