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New U.S. college grads now have higher unemployment than the average worker

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New U.S. college grads now have higher unemployment than the average worker
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Recent U.S. college graduates are facing higher unemployment rates than the general workforce, a trend that began in 2019. This shift marks a departure from historical norms where a degree provided a reliable cushion against job market volatility.

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This structural change suggests that the traditional economic value proposition of a college degree is weakening, impacting long-term career planning and social mobility.

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