I'd argue that the exonomic value is in the opposite direction. is the salary of a graduate higher than those of someone without a degree who has been in their

I'd argue that the exonomic value is in the opposite direction. is the salary of a graduate higher than those of someone without a degree who has been in their career 4-5 years already? plus the huge cost of uni weighed against the 4-5 years worth of salary accrued during that time? i think this is trending towards that gap being smaller as a generation disillusioned with the value of college moves into upper management speaking from my experience only, and with regards to the US only as I'm not familiar with the situation in other countries