If you follow the numbers on unemployment, you know that the March jobs report showed unexpectedly large growth. Prior to the release by the Bureau…
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Fortune Magazine published an interesting article regarding college-age Gen Z adults. The article explores the idea that more young adults are going to trade schools…
The Joint Centers for Housing Studies at Harvard University recently released an analysis of rental housing costs using 2022 data. The results will not come…
Unfortunately, Bankrate’s newest housing price survey isn’t an April Fool’s Day joke. According to the data, the average home buyer in 22 states will need…
Yesterday, MLive ran a story regarding the most popular enrollment destinations of Michigan’s high school students. In 2022-23, Washtenaw Community College checked in at #21…
Yesterday, I wrote about the updated results of a multi-year study of high school graduates who did not enroll in college, or who enrolled but…
Last year, the State of Michigan announced that it would stop requiring college degrees for most state jobs. The idea is that the lack of…
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the new unemployment figures this week. Although the national unemployment rate ticked up slightly, it remained under 4% for…
A new release by the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that wages and salaries for workers in the private sector averaged $30.33 per hour. Annualized…
Yesterday, I wrote about the upcoming implementation of the gainful employment rules as they relate to federal financial aid. Most community colleges in Michigan won’t…