For the Americans who want to skip a traditional four-year degree, there are many jobs that just need a license or ...

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Even as Americans owe a collective $1.65 trillion in federal student loans, many college graduates aren't using their degrees. Only 47 percent of recent graduates in 2022 found jobs related to their ...

These jobs do exist. In fact, many high-demand jobs and entrepreneurial paths reward skill, experience and hustle more than formal education. In this guide, we’ll talk about 10 jobs paying $100 an ...

In certain industries, relevant work experience, internships, training and certifications are just as important, if not more important, than graduating with a four-year degree. Job applications ...

CINCINNATI — A college degree used to be considered the only ticket to a six-figure salary. But these days, more Americans are reaching that milestone without one. A new study from LendingTree reveals ...

Many people think a bachelor’s degree is the key to a high-paying career. In fact, one of the most common concerns among job seekers without a four-year degree is that they’re unqualified to apply to ...

Ella Show was a good student who loved science but in her senior year of high school, she decided to skip college. Like a growing number of young people she didn’t want to rack up debt without a clear ...

As tuition costs for the nation's traditional universities rise, more Americans are searching for well-paying careers they can enter without a four-year degree. A recent national survey of 1,000 ...

A growing movement is underway to eliminate the "paper ceiling" that keeps qualified workers from getting jobs that require college degrees, and Louisiana is one of the leaders. There are 1 million ...

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