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utah college graduates earn twice as much as high school graduates
A new study by the HEA Group, using U.S. Department of Education data, found Utah college credential holders earn a median of $74,202 annually, compared to $37,112 for high school graduates who never attended college.
A new study from the HEA Group highlights the long-term earning potential of higher education in Utah.
Using federal education data, researchers found that Utah college credential holders earn a median of $74,202 annually, compared to $37,112 for high school graduates who never attended college.
The findings show a significant earnings gap, though individual outcomes vary depending on education, career field, and experience.
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