by Burning Glass Technologies | Aug 9, 2018 | Career Planning, Higher Education
Career Outcomes: The Key to Effective Enrollment Marketing is a six-part blog series that explores how postsecondary institutions can combat declining enrollments by appealing to untapped market segments. New to the series? Find Part 1 here. More than half of American...
by Burning Glass Technologies | Aug 2, 2018 | Career Planning, Higher Education
The most troubling point about underemployment isn’t that so many college graduates fall into it. It’s that so many fail to climb out. Picture 100 newly minted college graduates, outfitted in their caps and gowns. Now imagine 43 of those graduates step to one side....
by Burning Glass Technologies | Jul 9, 2018 | Career Planning, Higher Education
Career Outcomes: The Key to Effective Enrollment Marketing is a six-part blog series that explores how postsecondary institutions can combat declining enrollments by appealing to untapped market segments. New to the series? Find Part 1 here. Over one-third of all...
by Burning Glass Technologies | Jun 21, 2018 | Career Planning, Higher Education
Career Outcomes: The Key to Effective Enrollment Marketing is a six-part blog series that explores how postsecondary institutions can combat declining enrollments by appealing to untapped market segments. Although statistics show a worrying trend of declining...
by Burning Glass Technologies | Jun 11, 2018 | Career Planning, Higher Education, Labor Market Analysis
The U.S. unemployment rate is the lowest it has been since the Great Recession, yet our research shows four in 10 recent college graduates are underemployed. This isn’t a contradiction, and in fact the two trends can easily live side-by-side. This issue of...
by Burning Glass Technologies | May 24, 2018 | Higher Education, STEM
Women are more likely to be underemployed in their first job, a fact that may shed light on both the gender pay gap and the glass ceiling. Nearly half of all female college graduates (47%) enter the workforce in jobs for which they are overqualified, according to new...
