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The share of 24-year-olds from low-income families who hold college degrees has remained relatively flat over the last several decades, according to Tom Mortenson, a higher education policy analyst with Postsecondary Education Opportunity, a newsletter.

At UC Berkeley, for instance, the proportion of students receiving social-science degrees has remained a steady 25% for at least two decades.

Though degrees have remained a popular choice, since 2010 the number of school leavers taking up apprenticeships has risen by over 20%.

Women without undergraduate degrees have remained at about the same rate, their risk of divorce or separation within the first 10 years of marriage hovering at around 35percentt.

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Ultimately, while the value of a college degree has remained relatively flat from the Silent Generation, through the Boomers and Gen Xers to the Millennials, the value of a high school diploma has plummeted over the same time.

Among Republicans, the share with a college degree has remained steady and is now slightly below the Democratic level.

"The four-year-degree premium has remained flat over the past decade," the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reported.

Back then, he stood outside the traditional singer-songwriter genre, and, to a degree, he has remained an outsider since, while always sounding somehow older and wiser than any of his contemporaries.

I got married the summer between my first and second year of law school and my pursuit of my degree and career has remained a tension ever since.

The proportion of candidates with higher degrees (Masters and Doctorate) has remained relatively consistent between 5% and 7%.