The college degree ‘safety premium’ is almost gone—but mainly because so many non-grads have given up looking for work

Source: Fortune

In 2025, the job-finding rate for college grads is just 0.9 percentage points higher than for non-degree holders, Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius found.

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