These schools now offer bachelor's degrees and even graduate degrees.
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Women are now getting even more bachelor's degrees than men.
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Both also received bachelor's degrees, magna cum laude, from Harvard.
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The United States Social Security Administration calculates that men with bachelor's degrees earn roughly $900,000 more over the course of their lifetime than high school graduates, and women with bachelor's degrees earn $630,000 more.
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As Lorelle Espinosa notes, while women earned 57.3 percent of bachelor's degrees in 2014, only 19 percent of bachelor's degrees in engineering and just 18 percent of those in computer science were awarded to women.
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The vast majority of H-2000B holders have only bachelor's degrees.
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Today, more women earn bachelor's degrees in STEM fields than men.
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In 2015, bachelor's degrees were sold for as much as $90,000.
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An estimated 1.83 million students are completing bachelor's degrees this year.
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Three of them did not list bachelor's degrees on their résumés.
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They earn bachelor's degrees, followed by four years of medical school.
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Only about 28 percent of adults have bachelor's degrees or higher.
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Some universities are compressing bachelor's degrees to three years or less.
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We are now more likely than men to have bachelor's degrees, too.
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And fewer, not more, women are getting bachelor's degrees in computer science.
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She graduated from N.Y.U. with two bachelor's degrees, in accounting and marketing.
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In 28500, universities graduated approximately 6900,2628 students with computer science bachelor's degrees.
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Just 65,000 are awarded by lottery each year to holders of bachelor's degrees.
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In the late 1960s, only about 10 percent of Americans had bachelor's degrees.
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Those with bachelor's degrees or higher were much more likely to support Democratic candidates.
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The company had a product (bachelor's degrees), customers (students), shareholders, and quarterly revenue goals.
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ITT's own internal documents show bachelor's degrees were sold for as much as $212009,2140.
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Inmates could earn bachelor's degrees and even master's degrees at some New York prisons.
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Some Kenzie students hold bachelor's degrees that didn't aid them in the job market.
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The percentage with bachelor's degrees went from only 5% in 343 to 33% in 2015.
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Source: Element AI Share of bachelor's degrees earned by women in the US. Source: NCES
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He received two bachelor's degrees, in math and in astronomy, from Western Connecticut State University.
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Almost 70% of students who earn Bachelor's degrees have at least some student loan debt.
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Ms. Mann graduated from the University of Sydney with bachelor's degrees in economics and law.
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Despite general wage stagnation, the premium for workers with bachelor's degrees or better has increased significantly.
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Some 40 percent of women with bachelor's degrees have their first child at 30 or older.
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Mr. Trump improved only with voters who held bachelor's degrees but did not attend graduate school.
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He also graduated from M.I.T., and received two bachelor's degrees, in computer science and in economics.
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Though a lot of the people who I work with have bachelor's degrees and master's degrees.
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At the time, it offered only associate's or bachelor's degrees in business or supply chain management.
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Both the general public and people who have obtained bachelor's degrees were stumped by the quiz.
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And there's evidence that HBCUs can be a good choice for the students who enroll: At just 3% of higher education institutions, they award 15% of bachelor's degrees received by black students and about a quarter of bachelor's degrees that black students receive in critical STEM fields.
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In the mid-1980s, the fraction of women pursuing bachelor's degrees in programming even started to decline.
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Recipients of bachelor's degrees in 2016 who left school with debt owed an average of about $30,301.
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The payoff for bachelor's degrees, particularly in the liberal arts and humanities, can take longer to manifest.
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Recipients of bachelor's degrees in 2698 who left school with debt owed an average of about $24637,301.
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The school first began offering tuition-free associate and bachelor's degrees in business administration and computer science.
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Evidence-based research has proven the effectiveness of work-study in advancing students towards obtaining bachelor's degrees.
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All three of these states were in the bottom five states for bachelor's degrees and graduate degrees.
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Each year, roughly 230 million college graduates earn bachelor's degrees in the U.S., and for good reason.
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In fact, a growing number of college-bound students are completing their bachelor's degrees in foreign lands.
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The only degree-level choices available in the filter column are certificates, associate degrees and bachelor's degrees.
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Now that so many people go to college, Americans with bachelor's degrees no longer constitute an educational elite.
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The NCAA has gone back on its decision to require agents representing college players to have bachelor's degrees.
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She graduated from M.I.T. with bachelor's degrees in chemical engineering and economics, and received an M.B.A. from Columbia.
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According to the National Science Foundation, in 226.05, women earned 28 percent of bachelor's degrees in computer science.
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In 2010, about half of bachelor's degrees in science and engineering were earned by women, the study reports.
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Very few earn bachelor's degrees (national figures are not available, but estimates range from 3 to 10 percent).
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She graduated from Rutgers and received two bachelor's degrees, one in art history and the other in French.
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She graduated magna cum laude from Duke with two bachelor's degrees, one in linguistics and one in French.
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Yet, pay inequality costs Black women with Bachelor's degrees an average of $10,000 their first year out of college.
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He graduated from George Washington University with two bachelor's degrees, one in political science and the other in sociology.
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Musk is a bit of a cheat in this list of dropouts because he does hold two bachelor's degrees.
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Many of those she met were both a few years older and had bachelor's degrees from Ivy League schools.
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In the United States, a comparable 24 percent of holders of bachelor's degrees borrowed to fund their undergraduate studies.
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She graduated from Auburn, from which she received two bachelor's degrees, one in communications and the other in English.
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In 2016 alone, Arizona attracted some 67,000 new residents with bachelor's degrees or higher, according to the Census Bureau.
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He received bachelor's degrees in mathematics and economics from Penn State, as well as a law degree from Rutgers.
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He graduated from the University of Virginia with two bachelor's degrees, one in economics and the other in psychology.
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She graduated with honors from Stanford with two bachelor's degrees, one in political science and the other in history.
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About 30 percent are civilian and live independently, dress like college students, earn bachelor's degrees and participate in internships.
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Those with bachelor's degrees are more likely to support it, at 85033 percent, than those without, at 42 percent.
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She graduated from Northwestern with two bachelor's degrees: one in music, marketing and management, and the other in psychology.
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But that goal seems far-fetched at a time when only about one-third of Americans have bachelor's degrees.
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This made sense for four-year universities, where the vast majority of bachelor's degrees are earned within six years.
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He graduated magna cum laude from Villanova University, with two bachelor's degrees, one in accounting and one in finance.
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The couple earned bachelor's degrees — hers in music — from the University of Wisconsin, and in 1965, after graduating, were married.
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She graduated with two bachelor's degrees from the University of Michigan, one in English and the other in communications studies.
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Higher ed: China continues to award more bachelor's degrees in science than any other country, and the number is increasing.
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North Carolina's five public HBCUs conferred 60 percent of bachelor's degrees from public institutions to African-Americans in the state.
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Black students with bachelor's degrees owe $7,400 more student debt on average upon graduation than white grads, according to Brookings.
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Students can choose between bachelor's degrees in five areas: Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable Food Systems, Ecology, Environmental Humanities and Outdoor Education.
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She graduated from the University of California, Irvine, with two bachelor's degrees, one in dance and the other in English.
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Of those, 83 percent are concurrently working and earning their education, and 70 percent are pursuing bachelor's degrees or higher.
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In 10 of those states, immigrants are more likely than native-born residents to hold bachelor's degrees, Mr. Frey found.
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He graduated with two bachelor's degrees from a combined program run by N.Y.U. (computer science) and Stevens Institute (computer engineering).
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And while the college hopes some of the students return for associate's or bachelor's degrees, it realizes not all will.
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Only about 22 percent of its population have bachelor's degrees or higher — and the concentration of STEM workers is lacking.
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Only 18% of bachelor's degrees in computer science in America were awarded to women in 2013, down from 37% in 1985.
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Most of the thinking in elite circles has been centered on the question of how to get more people bachelor's degrees.
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Computer programming, computer systems analysis and software development positions require bachelor's degrees, while web development roles usually require an associate's degree.
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She graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, from which she received two bachelor's degrees, in economics and in management science.
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Massachusetts is not only Warren's home state, but also the US state with the highest share of residents with bachelor's degrees.
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He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with bachelor's degrees in science in economics and arts in history, both cum laude.
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Both Washington and California are powerhouses in the technology sector, and both have nearly identical percentages of residents with bachelor's degrees.
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Several states are already offering tuition-free community college, technical school and bachelor's degrees for in-state students, with some stipulations.
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She graduated from the University of Georgia with two bachelor's degrees, one in broadcast news and the other in consumer journalism.
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Mr. Peralta, after graduating with bachelor's degrees in journalism and Spanish, moved to San Francisco with his band, the Cobra Skulls.
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It's largest for social science majors: $1.8 million for those with graduate degrees and $1.1 million for those with bachelor's degrees.
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That considered, it worries me to learn that the female percentages of associate's and bachelor's degrees in computing have decreased over time.
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The districts share certain characteristics: They're mostly rural and suburban, very white, lower income, and have relatively few residents with bachelor's degrees.
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A posting from Kuaishou on one hiring website last week says the company is looking for people with bachelor's degrees or higher.
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Half of the bachelor's degrees in math are women, as are half the PhDs in life science and pharmacy, according to Science.
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ITT's own documents showed that its tenuous bachelor's degrees were sold for as much as $90,000 while the school was in operation.
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She graduated magna cum laude from Marymount Manhattan College with two bachelor's degrees, one in psychology and the other in graphic design.
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While parents typically pay the bulk of tuition for bachelor's degrees, those pursuing advanced degrees are largely left to their own devices.
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The labor market is bursting with jobs that don't require bachelor's degrees but do demand special skills, typically related to digital technology.
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He later moved to the United States and attended the University of Pennsylvania, where he earned bachelor's degrees in physics and economics.
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Now, 70 percent of the federal government's more than 2.1 million civilian employees have bachelor's degrees, and 25 percent have advanced degrees.
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More than half of the public and private nonprofit four-year schools that grant bachelor's degrees, or more than 1,100 colleges, participated.
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The school at Fort Schuyler in the Bronx enrolls fewer than 2,000 students and it offers bachelor's degrees in engineering and science.
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Recent graduates with bachelor's degrees in this field have median annual earnings of $2620,20183, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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When the housing boom turned to bust, those jobs vanished too, leaving the pool of workers without bachelor's degrees without many options.
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He graduated with bachelor's degrees in economics and in history and international relations, and received an M.B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Bob attended the Perth Modern School and the University of Western Australia, graduating in 1952 with bachelor's degrees in economics and law.
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He has two bachelor's degrees, one in industrial engineering from Purdue University and the other in nursing from the University of Maryland.
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After his service, Brown obtained two bachelor's degrees from the University of Utah, one in political science and the other in sociology.
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The Washington Post reports that one in five bachelor's degrees are awarded to students who study academic fields like finance, accounting and management.
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According to compensation research firm PayScale, full-time workers with Bachelor's degrees tend to make the most money in their 40s and 20153s.
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Black borrowers with bachelor's degrees default at five times the rate of white graduates — a rate higher, even, than that of white dropouts.
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About 48 percent of people in Silicon Valley have bachelor's degrees or more compared to 32 percent or so across the United States.
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Workers with bachelor's degrees reported median weekly earnings of $1,173, compared to $712 a week for those who have a high school diploma.
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For blacks aged 25 to 29, the increase of bachelor's degrees increased from 85033 to 22 percent; Latinos from 8 to 15 percent.
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He has two bachelor's degrees, one in economics from the University of Massachusetts in Boston and another in nursing from Oklahoma City University.
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Using that data, we found the majors with the lowest average total personal income among employed Americans with bachelor's degrees in that field.
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The association's program will cover the full cost for online associate's degrees and will pay for online bachelor's degrees at a subsidized cost.
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In March, there were only 7.63,27.6 unemployed workers with bachelor's degrees looking for work, and 26.5 million open positions for professionals like them.
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And for the last five years, it has awarded more bachelor's degrees to African-Americans than any other U.S. nonprofit college or university.
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Statewide, 29 percent of adults have bachelor's degrees, but the number is almost certainly higher in the home of the University of Texas.
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In March, there were only 811,000 unemployed workers with bachelor's degrees looking for work, and 1.4 million open positions for professionals like them.
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Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (CNN)Ash Khare came to America from India with two bachelor's degrees, $8 in his pocket and a dream -- the American dream.
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I mean, you know, women make up 25 percent of computing jobs, 503 percent of computer science bachelor's degrees, 7 percent of VC investors.
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According to The Washington Post, one in five bachelor's degrees are awarded to students who study in academic fields like finance, accounting and management.
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She graduated cum laude from Vanderbilt with two bachelor's degrees, one in the history of art, and the other in human and organizational development.
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She graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pittsburgh, with two bachelor's degrees, one in biological sciences and the other in business management.
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Today, about one in four millennials has some form of student debt, according to Pew, with those holding a bachelor's degrees carrying about $220,303.
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In Europe alone, 300 colleges and universities offer more than 1,500 English-taught bachelor's degrees, according to Beyond the States, an international college adviser.
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Only a handful of colleges and universities offer bachelor's degrees in automotive design, typically called transportation design and often a subset of industrial design.
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He has two bachelor's degrees, one in biology from Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, and a physician assistant degree from Stony Brook University.
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Recipients of bachelor's degrees in 22025 who left school with debt owed an average of about $22016,22017, according to the most recent federal data.
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She graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with two bachelor's degrees, one in political science and the other in peace and conflicts studies.
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He graduated with first-class honors from Oxford University with two bachelor's degrees: one in philosophy, politics and economics, and the other in philosophy.
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Native Americans and Alaska Natives have earned 1 percent of the bachelor's degrees in the science and engineering fields over the past two decades.
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As part of a wave of reforms about a decade ago, Head Start began requiring half of its lead teachers to hold bachelor's degrees.
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That compares, according to the Georgetown researchers, to people with bachelor's degrees who earn a median $275,229 by mid-career and start at about $2000,237.
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In 2016, the US Department of Education found African American students received about 8% of all STEM bachelor's degrees and only 4.5% of STEM doctorates.
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A majority, 318, are small institutions -- defined as colleges and universities mostly conferring associate and bachelor's degrees and with total enrollment of fewer than 4,000.
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Today, low-income students can use Pell grants to pay for bachelor's degrees, associate degrees and non-degree programs that last at least 15 weeks.
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The disparities are shown in education, as well: 8 percent of Latinos 19613 years old or older have bachelor's degrees, compared to 20 percent overall.
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He also says he'll cut taxes for both private and public academic institutions that offer associate's and bachelor's degrees, and increase resources for the latter.
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At the same time as the contingent ranks were growing, a new generation of students was completing bachelor's degrees, and enrollment in Ph.D. programs increased.
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He excelled in mathematics and received a scholarship to Oxford University, where he earned bachelor's degrees in physiology and chemistry and a doctorate in biochemistry.
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He has two bachelor's degrees, one in mathematics with highest honors from Rutgers, and the other in English Literature from St. John's College, Oxford University.
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Currently, low-income students can use Pell grants to pay for bachelor's degrees, associate's degrees and shorter certificate programs that last at least 15 weeks.
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Critics maintain that people with bachelor's degrees are not necessary to fill the so-called skills gap and that they are just taking jobs from Americans.
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Today 45 percent of IDEA's alumni earn bachelor's degrees within six years, a rate that's three times higher than expected, given the demographics of their students.
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Wyner received bachelor's degrees in mechanical engineering and vocal arts performance at USC, and went on to pursue a master's degree in singing in Vienna, Austria.
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The number of bachelor's degrees in the field fell another 25 percent in the last decade, while health professions, engineering, and business majors grew 48 percent.
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Benetti went on to graduate from Syracuse University with bachelor's degrees in broadcast journalism, economics and psychology and earned a law degree from Wake Forest University.
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He graduated magna cum laude with bachelor's degrees in accounting and economics from North Carolina State University, from which he also received a master's in accounting.
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As you can see above, in some states teachers with bachelor's degrees earn over one-third less than the state's college-educated workforce in other fields.
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Faster + cheaper pathways to good first jobs are poised to supplant slow, expensive bachelor's degrees (particularly from non-selective colleges and universities) in Gen Z's affections.
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The bride has two bachelor's degrees, one in brain and cognitive sciences and the other in literature; the groom has a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering.
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She graduated from the University of Mississippi with bachelor's degrees in Spanish and in business administration, and received an M.B.A. from Washington University in St. Louis.
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Across the board, WalletHub found that Ann Arbor has the the highest percentage of citizens with high school degrees, associates degrees, bachelor's degrees and graduate degrees.
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It is based on polling from June 21990 to July 22017 of 1,000 likely 2018 voters, all of them white, 25 and up, without bachelor's degrees.
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Each year, 65,2000 H-21B visas are made available to workers with bachelor's degrees, and 21,21 more are earmarked for those with master's degrees or higher.
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Perhaps the most surprising finding: Holders of bachelor's degrees would be exposed to A.I. over five times more than workers with only a high school degree.
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Yet while 25- to 237-year-olds with bachelor's degrees or more earned an average of $2125,2000 in 210, those with two-year degrees made only $22012,2432.
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So far 63 percent of Frank's customers are pursuing bachelor's degrees, and the rest of Frank users are figuring out aid for vocational and two-year programs.
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Musk did attain two bachelor's degrees in the 21s, one in economics and one in physics, but much of his relevant education came from his own experience.
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He graduated with two bachelor's degrees, one in biological sciences and the other in international relations, with honors, and a master's degree in biological sciences from Stanford.
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We need to stop fixating on credit hours and bachelor's degrees and instead make it easier for students to find the learning environment they need to succeed.
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During the 2016-2017 school year, women are projected to earn 59.9 percent of bachelor's degrees, 2023 percent of master's degrees and 55.5 percent of Doctorate degrees.
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She graduated with bachelor's degrees in comparative literature and oboe performance from the University of Michigan, and received a Master of Music in historical performance, from Juilliard.
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The research brief defined "working class" as adults with an adjusted family income between the 20th and 50th percentiles, with high school diplomas but not bachelor's degrees.
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But this raises a question: Does higher education itself offer that benefit, or are the people who earn bachelor's degrees already positioned to get higher-paying jobs?
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Women were awarded only about 5% of physics bachelor's degrees in 1967, when Bell Burnell made her discovery, but has risen to 20% as of last year.
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Nursing is one of the fastest-growing professions across the US. Many nurses receive bachelor's degrees, and nurse practitioners generally need a post-graduate education as well.
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The U.S. Department of Education has a program designed to provide support to low-income mothers and fathers pursuing their bachelor's degrees through childcare support and funding.
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California's 45th Congressional District in Orange County, which sent a Democrat to Congress for the first time ever, ranks 12th in bachelor's degrees and 19th in median income.
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The visas are intended for foreign workers who generally have bachelor's degrees or higher to work in the United States, often in the technology, healthcare and education sectors.
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A 2015 analysis by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics found that black Americans with advanced degrees make roughly the same as white Americans with only bachelor's degrees.
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In America education and marriage go hand-in-hand, to the extent that marriage rates are now higher among women with PhDs than among women with bachelor's degrees.
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He does hold bachelor's degrees in political science and government, along with a master's in business administration and a doctoral degree in public administration, his LinkedIn page shows.
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While the unemployment rate for people with bachelor's degrees has dropped to 2.5 percent, that figure for people without a high school diploma is still at 7.5 percent.
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Though there has been some progress in recent years, nationally, young black Americans are earning bachelor's degrees at less than one half the rate of their white counterparts.
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The growing number of jobs in the computing field — such as software developers — far outpaces the number of students earning bachelor's degrees in computer science and related fields.
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H-1B visas allow foreign workers, generally with bachelor's degrees or higher, to work for three years at a time, often in the technology, healthcare and education sectors.
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Walmart says it will cover college costs for its employees in the U.S. who want to pursue an associate's or bachelor's degrees in business or supply-chain management.
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While major airlines such as Delta, American, and United require bachelor's degrees, Horizon Air requires only a high-school diploma or equivalent, according to a current job posting.
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The NCES found that business was the most common field of study for every racial and ethnic group but that men earned the majority of business bachelor's degrees.
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He graduated from the University of Florida with bachelor's degrees in finance and English, and received both an M.B.A. and a master's in politics from New York University.
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The proportion of single women in the workforce is likely to grow as more women get bachelor's degrees, marry later and wait until they're older to have children.
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We should keep in mind that preschool teachers with bachelor's degrees in early childhood education have the distinction of having the lowest lifetime earnings of any college graduates.
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Congress established that 65,000 H-21B visas are available each year for workers with bachelor's degrees, and 21,22017 more are earmarked for those with master's degrees or higher.
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And for the last five years, it has awarded more bachelor's degrees to African-Americans like Ms. Jones than any other nonprofit college or university in the country.
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The same report showed that, among the 29 countries with available data, public and private institutions in the United States charged the highest tuition fees for bachelor's degrees.
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More education typically leads to fewer children — but now, demographers say American women with an advanced degree are having more kids on average than those with only bachelor's degrees.
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That is how many adults with bachelor's degrees or higher moved into the Lone Star State in 2017 from other states or abroad, while only about 120,000 moved out.
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While ITT charged $77,000 for its bachelor's degrees, respected community college networks such as City University of New York (CUNY) were charging about $25,6.73 for a four-year degree.
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Most planners hold bachelor's degrees in meeting and event management or other common fields of study such as communications and business, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
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She received two bachelor's degrees, one in psychology from the College of William and Mary, and the other in nursing from N.Y.U. Her father is a lawyer in Chatham.
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He has two bachelor's degrees, one in communications from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and the other in advertising design from ArtCenter College of Design in Los Angeles.
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Women have been earning the majority of bachelor's degrees, and more advanced degrees, in the United States since the early 1980s, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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The chart below shows that those with bachelor's degrees or less have seen stagnant or falling wages, while those with master's and doctorate degrees have generally seen rising wages.
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Those with bachelor's degrees will be much more exposed to AI than their less-educated counterparts, countering the longtime recommendation that more education will insulate workers from this disruption.
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Law firms have sharply upgraded the education level of their work force, increasing the number of workers with graduate degrees by 100,000 and those with bachelor's degrees by 30,000.
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And while the number of students earning bachelor's degrees has steadily increased over the past several decades, so has the number of students earning professional certificates and associate's degrees.
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"Both the girls in my team have bachelor's degrees, but they were drawn to the challenge and opportunity that working for a multinational company like Starbucks offers," Ghazwan says.
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Some 40 percent of adults have Bachelor's degrees in the top 5 percent of metro areas with innovation job concentration, compared with 26 percent in the bottom three quartiles.
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Aiken and her team have shown elsewhere that every ten percent increase in the proportion of nurses with bachelor's degrees lowers the risk of death for patients by five percent.
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By the numbers: In 2016, 30% of immigrants 25 years and older hold bachelor's degrees or higher, while 31.6% of U.S. born citizens are likely to hold the same education.
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"In April 2015, the unemployment rate for Black workers with bachelor's degrees was equal to the unemployment rate of White workers with high school diplomas only," the report authors write.
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After high school, they both went on to Manhattan College, where they were members of the same fraternity, Phi Rho Pi, and from which they earned bachelor's degrees in 1965.
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In fact, though, for decades the unemployment rate for people with only a high school degree has consistently been about twice as high as that for those with bachelor's degrees.
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Mr. Smith holds two bachelor's degrees, two master's degrees and a Ph.D. The master's degrees, in music performance and music history, are from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester.
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In 28500, despite earning 6900 percent of all bachelor's degrees, women earned only 2628 percent of all degrees in computer sciences, 28503 percent in engineering, and 22019 percent in mathematics.
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A 2015 analysis by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, for example, found that black Americans with advanced degrees make roughly the same as white Americans with only bachelor's degrees.
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According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), American colleges and universities conferred 1.8 million bachelor's degrees, 775,000 masters degrees and 181,000 doctorates degrees during the 5003-2018 school year.
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Across the country, the number of bachelor's degrees awarded in agriculture and natural resources has increased about 48 percent over the last decade, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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According to a Brookings study released last year, men and women with bachelor's degrees earned a median of 7 percent and 16 percent more in 2013 than they did in 1990.
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But two girls, Karen and Christine, kept working while they earned their bachelor's degrees—Karen in 1991 and Christine in 2000—and then moved on to better jobs in better cities.
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According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 28 percent of bachelor's degrees in computer and information science went to women in the year 2000; in 2016 it was 18 percent.
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According to data collected by the National Science Foundation, 18 percent of computer science bachelor's degrees were awarded to women in 2014, down from a peak of 37 percent in 1984.
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Walmart is adding seven health-related bachelor's degrees and two career diplomas to its college perks program, where employees pay just $2000 a day for an education, the company announced Tuesday.
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Also, seven bachelor's degrees in health science, health and wellness and health-care management/administration will be offered through Purdue University Global, Southern New Hampshire University, Bellevue University and Wilmington University.
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Raja Chari is a US Air Force colonel from Cedar Falls, Iowa, with bachelor's degrees in astronautical engineering and engineering science as well as a master's degree in aeronautics and astronautics.
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The trade commission also accused the school of falsely stating that graduates with bachelor's degrees from DeVry earned 15 percent more, on average, than those who attended other colleges and universities.
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Job site PayScale collected information from 2.3 million Americans with bachelor's degrees from 2,733 institutions and found that graduates with highest median salaries often attended small colleges with strong engineering programs.
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Even immigrants who are DACA-eligible often don't go beyond high school; only 57,000 of them, or about 5 percent, have bachelor's degrees, with another 20 percent currently enrolled in college.
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But Scott-Clayton's paper looks specifically at students who have graduated with bachelor's degrees, and she found that levels of student debt for blacks grow much more quickly than thought after graduation.
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But pay is a major reason the shortage is growing, as many teachers receive bachelor's degrees and go on to earn their master's before entering the classroom, where salaries are too low.
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AARP reported in 2014 that among employees without a high school diploma, three-quarters worked for companies that didn't offer retirement plans, compared with only 35 percent of those with bachelor's degrees.
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Ohio ranks 6900th in the nation in terms of bachelor's degrees per capita: 26.6 percent of Ohioan adults over 25 hold that qualification, according to the latest figures from the Census Bureau.
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It also found that certificate programs and community colleges had the highest ROI rankings at the 10-year post-enrollment milestone, but they were surpassed by bachelor's degrees in the long term.
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The University of Science and Technology of China, widely considered among China's finest, is just one example; it offers bachelor's degrees in English in materials science and engineering and in environmental engineering.
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Axelrod says she met Hannah last year on their first day at List College in New York City, where they were both pursuing dual bachelor's degrees in a program with Columbia University.
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A study published in 823 by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce found that Black women with bachelor's degrees earned, on average, less than white men with associate's degrees.
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Total score: 92.57Educational attainment ranking: 1Quality and equality of education ranking: 3 WalletHub found that Ann Arbor has the highest percentage of citizens with high school diplomas, associate's degrees and bachelor's degrees.
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The big picture: A century and a half later, American colleges pump out some 4.5 million new bachelor's degrees every year, but the context — the present and future of work — has changed entirely.
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According to U.S. Department of Education data, 45 percent of college dropouts default on student loans compared with only 8 percent of those that earn bachelor's degrees and 22 percent with associate's degrees.
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While there has been an impressive surge in the number of low-income, minority students going to college, their success rate — the number, for example, earning bachelor's degrees within six years — remains flat.
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Most recent figures from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) show that students earned approximately 1.9 million bachelor's degrees during the 2014 to 2015 school year — a 32 percent increase from 2005.
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Among PLUS loan borrowers in 2015-16, roughly two-thirds were taking loans on behalf of students pursuing bachelor's degrees who had reached their loan limit in their senior year, Mr. Kantrowitz said.
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Hispanic women with bachelor's degrees or higher made $46,237 on average in 2017, compared with $55,450 for non-Hispanic white women and $85,855 for non-Hispanic white men, based on Census Bureau data.
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Strikingly, though, the students who borrowed because of the nudges earned more college credits, got better grades and were more likely to transfer to four-year colleges where they could earn bachelor's degrees.
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As an illustrative example, CAP's May position paper supposes that a public employment program should return the employment rate of prime-age workers without bachelor's degrees to its 2000 level of 79 percent.
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The new policy in Washington expands the rules beyond state-funded programs, requiring that directors of licensed child care centers or preschools have bachelor's degrees and that teachers have two-year associate degrees.
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As an illustrative example, CAP's May position paper supposes that a public employment program should return the employment rate of prime-age workers without bachelor's degrees to its 2003 level of 79 percent.
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A report released in 2016 by the Brookings Institution found that "the moment" black students earn their bachelor's degrees, they owe on average $7,400 more in student loan debt than their white peers.
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When the U.S. Census first started collecting data on Americans' educational attainment in 1967, about 12 percent of women and 17 percent of men between the ages of 25 and 29 held bachelor's degrees.
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A growing number of U.S. employers are requiring bachelor's degrees for jobs that have long been performed by workers without them, contributing to a rise in income inequality, according to a report published today.
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Data from job postings in these categories that don't require bachelor's degrees, listed on the platform between March 2017 and February 2018, reveals the most in-demand job titles among employers that use ZipRecruiter.
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With a scandalously low 59 percent of undergraduates earning bachelor's degrees in six years, the rest departing with no degree, sizable debt and weak job prospects, taking such action isn't simply a smart strategy.
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Why it matters: Hourly wages for those with Bachelor's degrees has risen over $30 since 2015, according to the study, while those who haven't completed college have an hourly wage below $20 on average.
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He graduated from Clarkson University in Potsdam, N.Y., with bachelor's degrees, both with distinction, in civil engineering and in mechanical engineering, and received a doctoral degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Vermont.
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She received bachelor's degrees in psychology and in computer and information science from the University of Maryland, University College, and a master's degree in industrial and organizational psychology from the University of New Haven.
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The most recent figures from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) show that students earned approximately 1.9 million bachelor's degrees during the 2014 to 2015 school year — a 333 percent increase from 2005.
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For 30 years now, women have been earning more bachelor's degrees than men, in large part because we have been able to plan our reproductive future as we plan out our educational and employment futures.
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As it stands, more than 21 percent of all approved H-1B petitions in 2014 were for computer-related jobs, and 96 percent of all approved petitions were for people with bachelor's degrees or above.
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To the contrary, CTE provides a multitude of paths for students, and many secondary CTE students do go on to pursue bachelor's degrees and higher in engineering, health care, business and many other career fields.
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It's why we listened to students and began offering bachelor's degrees for the first time last fall -- and it's why we announced this year that we would begin offering income share agreements to our students.
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The gap in 2015 between the percentage of volunteers who were college graduates with bachelor's degrees or higher and those who only had some college or an associate's degree was more than 12 percentage points.
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"We long ago realised that having a range of learning options, from open, free courses to masters degrees and everything in between such as microcredentials, bachelor's degrees and certifications, is the way to go," Maggioncalda said.
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The share of bachelor's degrees in computing awarded to women has halved since 1985, even as the proportion of degrees earned by women in other traditionally male-dominated fields such as maths and engineering has increased.
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Certificates in particular often serve as a stepping stone toward a degree: 20 percent of undergraduate certificate holders go on to obtain two-year degrees, and an additional 13 percent go on to earn bachelor's degrees.
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That reversal would increase the overall education level of immigrants, the officials said, with nearly three-quarters of those migrating to the United States having bachelor's degrees or an advanced degree under the new Trump plan.
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At the small family foundation with which I work, we repay the federally subsidized student loans of our target students (second-year Hispanic women in engineering, in this case) immediately after they complete their bachelor's degrees.
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Hannah was a student at List College, the undergraduate school of the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York City, under a program that allows students to pursue two bachelor's degrees simultaneously, in coordination with Columbia University.
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At the three companies with the most H-21B employees, 21% of visa holders possess only bachelor's degrees, according to Ronil Hira, an associate professor at Howard University who studies the H-21B program and outsourcing industry.
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Over all, Mr. Rubio held 17 percent of the vote in census tracts where more than 35 percent of adults have bachelor's degrees, but just 8 percent in those where less than 20 percent graduated from college.
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The couple met at the University of Virginia, from which they graduated, the bride with a bachelor's degree in human biology and the groom with two bachelor's degrees, one in systems engineering and another in financial mathematics.
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According to the nonprofit National Association of Colleges and Employers, the average starting salary for MBA graduates from the class of 2019 is $84,580, some $25,000 more than the average for graduates with bachelor's degrees in business.
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Around 49 percent of all bachelor's degrees in these fields come from China, while 33 percent comes from the US. And between 2000 and 2012, the number of science and engineering degrees from China increased by 300 percent.
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Salaries are even lower for those who have finished four years of veterinary school in addition to their bachelor's degrees but are continuing their training to pursue a doctorate or specialize in a field -- orthopedic surgery, for example.
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The tuition subsidy will apply only to associate and bachelor's degrees in two programs that are somewhat related to retail work, but the areas of study could be expanded to other areas in the future, Walmart officials said.
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While whites without bachelor's degrees flocked to Trump in the belief that he was their savior, the reality is that the many Americans are caught in a vicious cycle that Trump is in no way equipped to address.
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And the interesting thing, too, going back to this initial idea of the narrative that "they're not out there, it's a pipeline problem": 42 percent of Computer Science bachelor's degrees go to black and Latino students every year.
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Currently, for Black women, who hold 2.8 percent of bachelor's degrees in animation and related fields as reported by the Department of Education, networking with peers and those in executive positions are essential to finding opportunities in the industry.
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HBCUs account for less than 3% of all of the universities and colleges in the U.S., but produce 22% of bachelor's degrees earned by African-Americans, according to the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, a national organization that supports HBCUs.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. trails key competitors in the number of bachelor's degrees in science and engineering awarded since 2000, and China's output of such degrees has increased by over 360 percent during that time, according to the TFAI report.
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He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with bachelor's degrees in physics and in electrical engineering, and received a master's in computer science, also from M.I.T. He is a son of Jane L. Figueiredo of Beverly Hills, Mich.
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The groom, 26, is a New York-based director of investment and insurance services at JKJ Financial Services, a financial advisory firm in Newtown, Pa. He graduated from Swarthmore with two bachelor's degrees, one in engineering and the other in economics.
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She received two bachelor's degrees, both magna cum laude, one in economic history from Barnard and the other in Talmud from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York, from which she also received a master's in Jewish education.
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I ended up with two Bachelor's degrees (in computer science and astronomy), and in grad school I took all three of the entry-level graduate tracks as a first-year student, because I had the cycles to do all the work.
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While a multitude of rigorous studies have shown strong and long-lasting returns to bachelor's degrees and many career-focused associate degrees and certificate programs, there are no comparable studies pointing to similar returns for short-term or noncredit education programs.
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She rode hunter-jumpers through high school but abandoned the equestrian life for one of an educator, earning bachelor's degrees in biology and chemistry and master's in secondary education and administration at the State University of New York at Oswego.
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According to a report by the National Science Foundation, women received just over half of science and engineering bachelor's degrees in 2012, but they hold only 26 percent of computing jobs and 5 percent of leadership positions in the technology industry.
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Two in three students who earned bachelor's degrees from private nonprofit or public colleges in 2018 had student loans — roughly the same as the year before, according to an annual report from the nonprofit group the Institute for College Access & Success.
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They had only wanted to celebrate their accomplishments, he said — not only were they receiving their bachelor's degrees, but Mr. Garcia-Wilde had also been accepted to medical school, and Mr. Telusma was waiting to hear back from law schools.
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As you probably already know, an H-1B is a nonimmigrant visa that lets professionals with bachelor's degrees or equivalent work experience in specialized fields (such as science, IT, medicine, accounting, law, engineering, mathematics, etc.) gain employment with an American company.
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" That, among other factors, can mean a difference of more than $1 million in total career earnings, the Georgetown CEW points out: "Over a career, the gender wage gap for workers with bachelor's degrees adds up to more than $1 million.
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While women took home 183% of bachelor's degrees in all fields in 2013, women earned just 43% of the degrees in math and just 19% and 18% of the degrees in engineering and computer science respectively, according to the National Girls Collaborative Project.
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Even though educational costs are skyrocketing, millennials are the most educated generation in history: 27 percent of women and 21 percent of men have bachelor's degrees, compared to just 12 percent of men and 403 percent of women from the baby boomer generation.
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From The Atlantic: A 2010 report found that only 22 percent of first- and full-time students pursuing bachelor's degrees at these institutions in 2008 graduated, compared with 55 percent and 65 percent of students at public and private nonprofit universities, respectively.
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The initiative covers 100% of tuition costs up front, for eligible employees to earn associate's and bachelor's degrees in fields ranging from cybersecurity to supply chain logistics at the University of Arizona, Bellevue University, Brandman University, Southern New Hampshire University and Wilmington University.
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Chipotle's initiative covers 100% of tuition costs upfront for eligible employees to earn associate's and bachelor's degrees in fields ranging from cybersecurity to supply chain logistics at the University of Arizona, Bellevue University, Brandman University, Southern New Hampshire University and Wilmington University.
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AAUW notes that although women make up 226% of bachelor's degrees in the U.S. and take out 226 percent of the student loans meted out to fund their education, student debt is rarely framed as a women's issue, or a problem that affects them disproportionately.
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Today, college graduates are more likely to hold high-paying jobs than ever before, and a study from the Center on Education and the Workforce found 8.4 million of the 11.6 million jobs created after the Great Recession are held by workers with bachelor's degrees.
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Progress is happening, but not fast enough to stanch the drain of women from science and technology fields (the percentage of STEM bachelor's degrees awarded to women actually fell from 2004 to 2014, according to a report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center).
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Earlier this year, the groom received an M.B.A. and a master's degree in computer science from M.I.T. He graduated magna cum laude from Dartmouth with two bachelor's degrees, in electrical mechanical engineering and in electrical engineering, and also earned a master of engineering management there.
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According to the Institute for Women's Policy Research, West Virginia now ranks 51st, behind all 50 states and the District for Columbia, in the percentage of women with bachelor's degrees, with fewer than one in five over the age of 25 holding the credential.
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The schools that stand to lose the most revenue assuming these students have their visas revoked are: University of Southern California — $16.9 million Northeastern University — $15.6 million Texas A&M University — $11.5 million The Pennsylvania State University — $11.1 million University of Central Florida — $8.6 million Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University — $8.2 million Arizona State University — $8.2 million University of Houston-System — $7.9 million The University of Texas at Arlington — $7.3 million Kaplan International Centers — $4.3 million These estimates assume all students are seeking bachelor's degrees, as the visa data was not able to split between those seeking bachelor's degrees and those seeking master's or doctoral degrees.
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A 254 report from Student Loan Hero found that rent, home prices, and college tuition had all increased faster than incomes in the US. The latter is a particularly heavy weight — 62% of adults ages 18 to 29 with bachelor's degrees are dealing with student debt.
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In the current study, HbA1c levels averaged 7.6% in children of mothers with advanced degrees, 7.9% in children of women with bachelor's degrees, 8.2% in children whose mothers graduated from vocational or 2-year colleges, and 8.4% in children of mothers with no more than a high school degree.
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A Brookings Institution analysis published in 2018 found that black college graduates with bachelor's degrees default on their loans at five times the rate of white graduates (20193 percent to 4 percent), and that a black college grad is more likely than a white college dropout to default on their loan.
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While it may be true that on average, people with four-year college degrees earn more than those who have not gone to college, a study this summer by the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce finds there are still 30 million good jobs held by people without bachelor's degrees.
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In fact, it accounts for fully one-third of all bachelor's degrees awarded in the U.S. That's according to database PayScale, whose 2016-2017 College Salary Report highlights the best jobs for business majors by salary potential, among other information, to help you choose the right degree and school for you.
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She is studying for a Doctor of Nurse Practitioner degree at Columbia and is a pediatric cardiology nurse at Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola, N.Y. She received two bachelor's degrees, one in nursing from Columbia and another in education from Adelphi University, from which she has a master's in exercise physiology.
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According to research from MIT economists David Autor and Daron Acemoglu, real earnings for men without four-year college degrees shrank by an average of 22009 percent between 25 and 2007, whereas earnings of those with bachelor's degrees, and those with graduate degrees, rose by 10 percent and 26 percent, respectively.
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Since UoPeople already has graduates with bachelor's degrees in business administration, you could have easily verified this by simply asking to be put in touch with graduates, or better yet, with employers of our graduates (of which, there are many, including the likes of IBM, Amazon, World Bank, the UN and more).
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According to a 2011 study by the UJA-Federation of New York, the Jewish philanthropic organization, just 11 percent of Hasidic men and 6 percent of Hasidic women in and around New York City hold bachelor's degrees, while the poverty rate among Hasidic households stands at 43 percent, nearly twice the figure citywide.
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To deal with the nursing shortage, meanwhile, US Citizenship and Immigration Services — the agency that administers work visas — could change its policies to give nurses more pathways to come to the US. It could allow nurses with bachelor's degrees to apply for H-1B skilled worker visas, which aren't currently available to them.
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As someone that taught at, and now is fortunate enough to represent, a university where 50 percent of bachelor's degrees are awarded to first-generation college students, I know how early experiences like getting that diploma, or finding a key internship, or landing that first job, can shape a lifetime of professional success.
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Using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, SmartAsset ranked each city based off the percent of women with bachelor's degrees, the median earnings for full-time working women, the percent of women-owned businesses, the unemployment rate, housing costs as a percent of women's earnings and the percent of women who earn at least $75,000.
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The locations were ranked by analyzing the median earnings for women working full time, percent of businesses owned by women, percent of women with bachelor's degrees, percent of women with high incomes (defined at $75,000 or more a year), women's unemployment rates, and average housing costs as a percentage of a full-time working woman's income.
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Analysis by FiveThirtyEight, a data-journalism website, found that while the share of 25- to 34-year olds with bachelor's degrees living in hyper-urban neighbourhoods grew by 17% from 2000 to the period between 2009 and 2013, as a whole millennials were less likely to live in urban areas than young people were in 2000.
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The study's authors focused on men and women who completed STEM degrees in the 1970s through the early 1990s and looked at a range of variables, including whether respondents' bachelor's degrees translated into a STEM-related job, their expectations for work and family, and what their beliefs were regarding responsibilities at home and on the job.
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Women now earn 57 percent of bachelor's degrees from American colleges and universities, but the American Association of University Women's analysis of federal government data found that women are more likely to take on debt than their male counterparts — 41 percent of female undergraduates took on debt in 2015-16 compared with 35 percent of male undergraduates.
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Broward College, in Florida, for instance, now has courses in which students earn not only college credit but industry certifications to guarantee that they are job-ready, while Southern New Hampshire University offers fully online bachelor's degrees that adults can earn quickly by demonstrating mastery of knowledge and skills that they picked up on the job.
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"I think the paper tends to conflate the benefits brought about by scientists and entrepreneurs with the benefits brought about by immigrants with bachelor's degrees coming in on the capped H-1B visa program more generally," Kirk Doran, an economics professor at the University of Notre Dame — which was not a signatory to the letter — wrote in an email to The Hill.
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One of four children, she was left to help her father, Henry Spina, raise two younger siblings at their home in Farmingdale, N.Y. She eventually went to the University of South Florida, where she graduated cum laude and received two bachelor's degrees, one in foreign languages (Russian, French and Spanish) and the other in biology, as well as a medical degree.
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Krawcheck says the easiest way is to have even a small percentage of your paycheck deposited automatically into your employer-sponsored 401(k) or, if you don't have one, to fund a traditional or Roth I.R.A. [Read more: A woman's guide to salary negotiation] ______ The problem: Women earn 57 percent of bachelor's degrees but hold two-thirds of student loan debt.
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He has two bachelor's degrees, one in criminal justice from the University of Akron and the other in international business from Coastal Carolina University, from which he also received an M.B.A. When he met Ms. Turek, Mr. Dutton, who was working for Air Force Central Command at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina, had just returned from an 11-month assignment in Saudi Arabia.
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