Bachelor’s degree-holders an income of around $50,000 in 2016, while their peers without college degrees earned $31,800.

Ninety-nine percent of jobs created since the Great Recession have gone to workers with at least some college education.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has an Occupation Finder tool you can use to search for potential career options based on median pay or the type of degree needed.

More than 90% of employers say that broad skills, including critical thinking and problem solving, are more important than your major.