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Latest revision as of 20:37, May 1, 2023
A college degree is increasingly being removed as a job requirement, both in the public (government) and private (corporate) sectors.
Forbes magazine has been covering with applause the dropping of college degree requirements:
- "some corners of the corporate world are siding with the no-degree-needed faction and eliminating degree requirements for jobs across their companies."[1]
- "New Jersey Latest State To Stop Requiring Degrees For Some Jobs," noting that "Pennsylvania, Maryland, Colorado, North Carolina, Alaska and Utah" have likewise stopped requiring college degrees for many jobs.[2]