Does Higher Education Divide Haves and Have-Nots?

The video discusses the economic divide in America, highlighting the role of higher education in income disparity. It presents data showing that from 1979 to 2012, wages increased for those with a bachelor's degree but fell for those without. The video questions the 'college degree or bust' mentality, suggesting that while a degree can be beneficial for individual income, it is not a universal solution. It emphasizes the need for adaptable skills and considers apprenticeships as a valuable alternative to traditional college education.

According to the text, what is necessary for individuals to succeed in their careers over time?

What alternative to a college degree is discussed in the text, and why is it considered valuable?