On the recordSeptember 29, 2010
Over the past 15 years, wages of young college graduates ages 25 to 34 have basically remained stagnant, while tuition and fees at public and private 4-year colleges have risen dramatically.
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congress.govOver the past 15 years, wages of young college graduates ages 25 to 34 have basically remained stagnant, while tuition and fees at public and private 4-year colleges have risen dramatically.
Senator Enzi highlights the wage stagnation and rising tuition costs.
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