Arts degree? You'll earn less than a high school grad

Fine and applied arts graduates are earning 12 per cent less than high school graduates once their education costs are factored in, a new survey has found.
Fine and applied arts graduates are earning 12 per cent less than high school graduates once their education costs are factored in, a new survey has found. The study by CIBC World Markets economists also notes the cost of a bachelor's degree is 20 per cent higher than it was in the late 2000s - but the unemployment rate among university graduates is now only 1.7 percentage points lower than high school graduates. More...