Half of College Grads Are Working Jobs That Don't Use Their Degrees.

A new study reveals that around half of college graduates in the US end up in jobs that don't require their degrees, which has long-term implications for their earnings and career paths. The study emphasizes the importance of a person's choice of major and internships in determining their likelihood of finding a college-level career. This raises concerns about the value of a college education and whether universities adequately prepare students for the job market. The article highlights the challenges faced by a woman named Ouadani, who struggled to find employment after leaving her executive assistant job. She eventually secured an administrative-assistant position with the help of a staffing agency and believes that in her future career, she will rely more on connections and entrepreneurship rather than her degree. [Extracted from the article]