How College Ruined the Job Market

Every year, families spend over $118,000 on a college degree, hoping it will lead to financial independence and career success. But with rising tuition, increasing student debt, and many graduates ending up underemployed, it's clear that a degree doesn’t always guarantee a job. Workforce studies show that hiring managers are now looking for more experience, while degree inflation continues to make it harder to find good opportunities.

The job market is shifting, and while many still rely on higher education, vocational education and job skill training are becoming important alternatives. With automation and AI changing the landscape, it's time to rethink how we prepare for the workforce.

Wondering if college is still worth it? Watch this video to explore why traditional paths may not be the only way to succeed—and what you can do about it!