<p>"Amid the debate about college costs and the value of a university degree, in May, 7.4% of high school graduates were unemployed, while just 3.8% of university graduates were without a job, according to seasonally adjusted data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). That trend of almost double the unemployment rate for high school grads compared with college grads has largely held steady even amid the U.S. recession. Those with no high school degree were the worst off, with an unemployment rate of 11.1%.</p>
<p>Kathleen Kingsbury writes for BBC Capital that the trend isn’t one limited to only American workers. Workers with a university degree are more likely to be employed in many countries across the globe, she writes in ‘How crucial is a degree around the world?’" …</p>
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