The analysis gives five reasons why Oregon’s higher education institutions struggle to support the state’s job market. Oregon’s higher education system graduates about 26,000 fewer workers with a college education than there are available jobs that require college degrees, according to a new report. That’s roughly the population of Grants Pass, an entire town’s worth of good jobs that go begging each year. The report was mandated by a controversial law enacted in March that required the Oregon Higher Education Coordination Commission to research and provide recommendations on improving higher learning in the state. Here are five reasons, the report says, why Oregon’s higher education institutions are struggling to support the job market: 1.
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