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Were you aware that around 62% of Americans 25 and older don't have a college degree? In today's world, career success doesn't always require a college degree. Many high-paying jobs offer lucrative ...

In 2025, the landscape of high-paying jobs is shifting, with numerous lucrative opportunities available to those without a ...

Many people believe that a college degree is necessary for a successful career, but that’s not always the case. There are ...

This story is part of CNBC Make It's Ditching the Degree series, where women who have built six-figure careers without a bachelor's degree reveal the secrets of their success. Got a story to tell? Let ...

Ella Show was a good student who loved science but in her senior year of high school, she decided to skip college. Like a growing number of young people she didn’t want to rack up debt without a clear ...

A growing movement is underway to eliminate the "paper ceiling" that keeps qualified workers from getting jobs that require college degrees, and Louisiana is one of the leaders. There are 1 million ...

As tuition costs for the nation's traditional universities rise, more Americans are searching for well-paying careers they can enter without a four-year degree. A recent national survey of 1,000 ...

Fewer Americans are enrolling in traditional four-year colleges and more are seeking affordable routes to a career. Many careers that don't require a degree offer a livable wage but require an ...

Finding a good-paying job in this market is hard enough, but it can feel next to impossible without a college degree. With how expensive it is to go to college these days, you could very well end up ...

Fewer young men — about one million — have chosen to pursue college education over the past decade. A college degree isn’t necessarily a requirement for a great entry-level job — but it can help, ...