Job prospects brighter for 1970 college grads say study
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education reports improved spring job prospects for new graduates, with strong demand in health care, accounting, and managerial roles. Teaching fields lag, while engineering sees shortages reemerging. The report urges colleges to avoid enrollment limits and notes overall college value remains high despite uncertain returns.
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