In 2008, only 38% of adults had a credential beyond high school.
See how far we've come. (1:46 teaser)
National data journalist Steve Kornacki, one of the country’s most trusted voices on data and trends joined Lumina Foundation for a special edition of its A Stronger Nation webinar. Full webinar, 36 minutes
Key moments from the webinar
See how far we've come. (1:46 teaser)
Steve Kornacki segment only
Jeff Strohl, Director at the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce
Explore how post-high school education connects to higher wages, economic mobility, and a stronger future for all Americans.
Every year, the release of new Stronger Nation data offers a snapshot of where the country stands on education after high school. This year’s release feels different.
New baseline shows 43.6 percent of U.S. adults in the labor force have degrees or other credentials with economic value; the goal is 75 percent by 2040.
The Lumina Foundation on Thursday launched a redesigned website and an aggressive goal meant to boost household income nationwide.
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