The Declining Value of College Going.

Freeman, Richard; Hollomon, J. Herbert

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Publication Date: 1975

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The Declining Value of College Going

Freeman, Richard; Hollomon, J. Herbert

Change, 7, 7, 23-31, Sep 75

Extent and causes of the turnaround in college job market of the seventies are examined with the conclusion that developments are unprecedented and not simply cyclical or temporary phenomena. Implications are discussed including effects on faculty job market, college programs and finance, social mobility, and government role. (JT)

Descriptors: College Graduates, Educational Finance, Employment Patterns, Faculty, Financial Problems, Government Role, Higher Education, Labor Market, Salaries, Social Mobility

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