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Nearly half of companies plan to nix Bachelor’s degree requirements by 2024: survey

45 percent of companies plan to eliminate bachelor's degree requirements for some positions in the coming year.
Several high-profile companies, including Google, Delta Air Lines, IBM, Accenture, Dell, and Bank of America, have publicly dropped bachelor's degree requirements.
In 2023, 55 percent of companies had already eliminated bachelor's degree requirements for new roles.

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Companies Are Planning To Eliminate Bachelor's Degree Requirements For Jobs Next Year

A recent report found that most companies are shifting the focus away from higher education in their hiring practices.

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Nearly 50% of companies to scrap bachelor's degree requirement in 2024: Survey

The move to eliminate bachelor's degree requirements aligns with the broader goal of creating a more diverse workforce, as indicated by 70% of companies.

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Nearly half of companies plan to nix some bachelor’s degree requirements in 2024: report

Supply chain and logistics news

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SURVEY: Nearly half of employers plan to drop 4-year degree requirements in 2024

Over half of the companies surveyed had already eliminated bachelor’s degree requirements for some positions in 2023.

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Nearly 50% of US companies plan to remove a bachelor's degree from job requirements in 2024

800 US employers took part in the survey

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New Study Reveals More Companies Are Planning To Ditch Degree Requirements For Jobs

According to a new study, companies are moving away from the tradition of requiring an applicant to have a degree to get a job.

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The Messenger broke the news in New York, United States 1 year ago on Thursday, November 30, 2023.

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