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Even in Strong Job Market, High-School Graduates Flock to College

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The strongest labor market in decades has yet to entice young Americans away from pursuing more education

Nearly 69% of 2018 high-school graduates were enrolled in higher education in October, compared with 67% the year before, fresh Labor Department data show.

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Ooh! I can get $17.50/hr working at McD's. Who needs that STEM degree. It's good to hear kids are not that stupid.

Great group of critical thinkers in this batch of responses! For the uninitiated: This is sarcasm. Don't forget my side order of fries!

Maybe it’s because most of the jobs suck and pay shit wages. Just a thought.

They been brain washed thinking that is the only way to secure a future. While education is good, maybe going in such huge debt to get one might not be the best thing for someone making their way into the world

hmmm....go to school or work for minimum wage and live in poverty anyway? tough choice...

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