
"College Degrees Struggle to Match Job Market Demands for Recent Grads"
Recent college graduates are struggling to find jobs despite having degrees, as the current job market favors roles that do not require a bachelor's degree. Labor analysts note a bifurcation in the labor market, with high demand in trades and service industries but fewer opportunities for degree holders. Experts suggest that focusing solely on degree attainment is insufficient, emphasizing the importance of soft skills and adaptability. The job market's complexity and evolving requirements are causing frustration and mental health challenges among new grads.
