Skipped the college degree — landed the better job market.
That’s the twist playing out across America right now — and the numbers back it up.
A fresh analysis from labor-market think tank Burning Glass Institute finds unemployment among workers ages 22 to 34 without a college degree has rarely been this low in two decades.
Meanwhile their diploma-toting peers, especially those with advanced degrees or STEM backgrounds, are stuck in one of their roughest stretches on record.
For most of the past twenty years, these two groups moved in lockstep. Degree or no degree, when the job market boomed, everyone benefited, and when it tanked, everyone felt…
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