Key Takeaways Researchers have found that the quality and timing of a graduate’s first job explain most of the earnings gap between low- and high-income students five years after college.Lower-income ...

More than 60% of the college class of 2026 are pessimistic about starting their careers. The roughly 19.6 million undergraduates returning to campus this school year face bad news about bleak job ...

The unemployment gap between high school and college graduates ages 22-27 has reached its lowest level since the late 1970s, according to a Nov. 24 analysis from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.

Data shows young college grads are feeling the brunt of the labor market slowdown. One think tank has dubbed the U.S. "no country for young grads." Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged a ...

A college degree still provides young workers with economic and professional advantages, the Cleveland Fed analysis found. Once employed, college graduates earn more than their degreeless counterparts ...