Underemployment of College Graduates

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"The term "underemployment" is widely used to represent the situation where people are employed in low or entry-level jobs for which they are considered overqualified, either because they possess a college degree or because they possess advanced training and experience in their field. Although a person may be considered underemployed even when he does not have a college degree (e.g., he has many years of experience in a particular field), the term is most often used to describe the plight of college graduates who have not been able to obtain work congruent with their level of college education and/or their chosen field of study.

The typical example of underemployment is the college graduate who is working as a taxi driver.... "

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