The data are not sufficient to support your conclusion. The data say nothing about: * The opportunity cost (of the time to get a degree) * Tuition costs * Th

The data are not sufficient to support your conclusion. The data say nothing about: * The opportunity cost (of the time to get a degree) * Tuition costs * The $ returns in higher income Maybe getting a degree (any degree) reduces the chance of being unemployed, because Starbucks prefers to hire people with degrees than people without. But that doesn't mean getting a degree is worth the cost for everyone in every situation.