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On My Mind: Tuition Jumps from $38,000 to $52,000
May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Tom Keene discusses how tuition has climbed in a short time, pricing student loans out of existence. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Surveillance Midday."
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On My Mind: Tuition Jumps from $38,000 to $52,000
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New Finance Grads Already Want Out of the Industry
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On My Mind: Tuition Jumps from $38,000 to $52,000 May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Tom Keene discusses how tuition has climbed in a short time, pricing student loans out of existence. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Surveillance Midday."
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Investor Angst Over Student Loan Debt May 16 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Dominic Chu reports that SLM Corp. bearish options prices have reached the highest level in almost five years relative to bullish ones, pushed up by traders concerned the U.S. government will take action to prevent a bubble in education loans.
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Accounting Beats Psychology for Hiring A report on recruiting trends shows engineering, computer science, and finance majors are the most in-demand college majors
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Representative Sander Levin on Federal Student Loan Rates May 8 (Bloomberg) -- Representative Sander Levin, a Michigan Democrat, talks about the debate in Congress over federal student loan rates and the outlook for a fiscal crisis. Levin speaks with Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness." (Source: Bloomberg)
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New Finance Grads Already Want Out of the Industry Almost half of graduates working in financial services are looking for new opportunities as firms struggle to retain their younger employees, according to a survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
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Paul Krugman: No Jobs for Recent College Grads Paul Krugman says unemployment has skyrocketed and wages have dropped for recent college graduates
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Who Benefits From Student Loans? April 30 (Bloomberg) -- Janet Lorin reports on the cost of higher education. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Surveillance Midday." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Which College Majors Make the Most? A Yale report says economics, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, finance and math majors make the most
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The Value of a College Diploma The unemployment rate for Americans without a high school diploma is 12.6%, versus 4.2% with those with a college degree
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The Job Skill Gap April 11 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Peter Cook takes a look at the gap between the jobs employers are trying to fill and the skills of U.S. workers, particularly of those who are hard to employ even in good times--convicted felons.
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$1 Trillion Student Debt Bomb Bloomberg's Carol Massar reports on the rising level of student debt in the United States and its impact on the economy. Student loan debt has topped $1 billion, higher than automotive and credit card debt.
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Female CFOs Paid 16% Less Than Men April 2 (Bloomberg) -- Male chief financial officers at U.S. companies are paid an average of 16 percent more than their female counterparts of similar age at companies with comparable market values, according to a study. Bloomberg's Danielle Ivory reports on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness With Margaret Brennan." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Rickets: Owning Cubs Was on B-School Application March 29 (Bloomberg) -- Chicago Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts tells Rick Horrow why he sees parallels between his two primary businesses: bonds and baseball. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Off The Charts: Public College Tuition up 268% College tuition at public 4-year schools has risen 268 percent in the past 30 years.
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What College Majors Will Pay You the Most? Pew Research found those who majored in pharmaceuticals, chemical engineering, and economics have the highest median earnings
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'Model' Student at Harvard Business School Entrepreneur Tyra Banks graduated from the school's Owner President Management program
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Dartmouth's Kim on U.S. Health Care, Education Oct. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Jim Yong Kim, president of Dartmouth College, talks about U.S. health-care system and higher education. Tonight at 7 p.m. New York time, Bloomberg Television and the Washington Post, in partnership with WBIN-TV and host Dartmouth College, will present the first debate of the 2012 campaign focused exclusively on the economy. Kim speaks with Lizzie O'Leary on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg)
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