College Has ROI for Many, But No ROI for Some

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September 7, 2014

Fortune columnist Chris Matthews reports that the bottom quarter of earners with a college degree don’t make more money than the average high school graduate. And–according to one persuasive chart–this hasn’t really changed much in 40 years.

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