A bachelor's degree may be more valuable than you think.
A new study from the Arizona Board of Regents outlines the difference in earnings between those with a bachelor's degree and those who do not have one.
The study found people with an undergrad degree make more than $22,000 more per year than those with only a diploma. Those with a graduate degree make an average of $11,000 more than that.
According to ABOR, this gap is widening.
In 2007, workers with a bachelor's degree made 70 percent more than their counterparts with a diploma. Last year, they made 82 percent more.
