Post #1808 by sykesix on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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Now of course a degree in a STEM field is a requirement for employment and much more marketable.
For other fields a college degree very well may be a poor return on investment.

Indeed, although in general people with college degrees have significantly higher lifetime earnings than those without. Many companies require a degree even if you technically don't need a degree to do the job as well.

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