Young People Forgoing College For Financial Reasons According To New Survey
A new study shows young Americans are drifting away from the notion of heading to a four-year college immediately following high school.
Wednesday, August 7th 2019, 11:09 am
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A new study shows young Americans are drifting away from the notion of heading to a four-year college immediately following high school.
TD Ameritrade surveyed about 2,000 young adults and teens and say a rising number of young people are looking for ways to offset the rising cost of college, including taking a year off between high school and college.
The research also showed about half of recent grads say their college degree wasn't that important in finding their current job.
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