What's It Worth? The Economic Value of College Majors.

Anthony Patrick Carnevale · Jeff Strohl · Michelle L. Melton

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Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Higher Education Research Studies Higher Education and Employability

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Analyzes, by college major, gender and racial/ethnic distribution, median annual earnings, likelihood of unemployment and advanced degree attainment, and occupation and industry, as well as earnings differences within majors by race/ethnicity and gender.

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