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No doubt college graduates, even if they have general liberal arts degrees.
Maybe 20+ years ago you could land a good job with only a high school diploma. Not really the case today. Sure you have some multi-millionaire celebrities that made it big with a high school degree, but these people became successful because they have enormous talent and/or had the right connections to make them stars. Can't say the people I know with only a high school diploma have better jobs than people I know with a college degree.
No doubt college graduates, even if they have general liberal arts degrees.
Maybe 20+ years ago you could land a good job with only a high school diploma. Not really the case today. Sure you have some multi-millionaire celebrities that made it big with a high school degree, but these people became successful because they have enormous talent and/or had the right connections to make them stars. Can't say the people I know with only a high school diploma have better jobs than people I know with a college degree.
I definitely agree that college graduates do earn more on average.
I also believe that if you have the right connections then you can do pretty well with just a HS Diploma; I know a decent amount of people like this. Maybe this varies by region but here in the NYC region, this is the case. However, if you want to make high management then you would definitely need a degree in the vast majority of cases.
Easy, those graduates who have marketable SKILLS tend to make more than those who don't. High School or otherwise.....awful lot of Lit majors out there working at Starbucks.....
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