
A lot is made of the earnings gap between those who graduate from high school versus those who graduate from college. And for good reason: Over the course of a lifetime, projected income between the two groups ranges anywhere between $500,000 to more than $1 million. But even in a lackluster economy, the general consensus is that college graduates still fare better than those with only a high school diploma. We wanted to examine whether more degrees actually beget more money—and if so, precisely how much.
A collaboration between GOOD and Design Language, in partnership with University of Phoenix.



























