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Most U.S. public college grads see a positive return on investment within 10 years, but outcomes vary widely by major, state, and school.
A new report finds 70% of recent public university graduates in the U.S. achieve a positive return on investment within a decade, though outcomes vary by state, major, and institution.
Rising tuition and student debt have led many families, especially those with low incomes, to choose technical schools or trade programs over traditional four-year colleges.
In response, colleges are emphasizing financial value by aligning curricula with workforce needs, expanding internships, and improving job placement data.
Education leaders and policymakers, including Secretary Linda McMahon, are promoting alternative pathways to success beyond a bachelor’s degree.
Despite efforts, a significant number of graduates still work in jobs that don’t require a college credential, highlighting ongoing challenges in matching education to employment.
La mayoría de los graduados de las universidades públicas de EE.UU. ven un retorno positivo de la inversión dentro de los 10 años, pero los resultados varían ampliamente según la especialidad, el estado y la escuela.