The college degree isn't dead. But the wrong kind could cost you $2 million

The college degree isn't dead. But the wrong kind could cost you $2 million

Only 35% of Americans now consider a four-year college education “very important” — a steep decline from the 70% who said so in 2010. It’s understandable why. Families are concerned about rising costs. And much remains uncertain about how AI will reshape entry-level job opportunities. Given these pressures, many families increasingly wonder whether a bachelor’s degree — which historically enabled graduates to earn $2 million more over their life…