claim: "the unemployment rate among (the) non-college-educated is well into the double digits in america. it's 4 percent or 5 percent for people who have college degrees."
author: rick santorum
evidence_1: jul 9, 2014 ... back in 2009, a representative survey of american four-year college graduates  found they had a 9 percent unemployment rate. now that same survey,  conducted by the department of education, has caught up with the class of 2008  again. the results are a little more hopeful this time around — but they ...
evidence_2: sep 12, 2014 ... the millions of american college students heading back to campus this month  face a grim reality: a college degree is no guarantee of economic success. but  throu… ... actuarial scientists are among the best-paid graduates, but also have  an unusually high unemployment rate of nearly 10 percent. teachers ...
evidence_3: oct 5, 2012 ... as debate continues on the value of a college education, the hamilton project's  michael greenstone and adam looney examine how costs have risen over ...  according to today's employment report, the unemployment rate dropped to 7.8  percent in september, falling below 8 percent for the first time since ...
evidence_4: jan 14, 2016 ... but there are a number of metro areas in other parts of the country that have laid  the foundations to prosper strongly over the next 10 years. ... the birth rate, net  domestic migration, the percentage of the population aged 25-44 with a  bachelor's degree, income growth, the unemployment rate, and population ...
evidence_5: mar 3, 2016 ... still, voters without a college education are trump's core base of support. more  non-college-educated voters than ones with college degrees have supported  trump in every single primary and caucus so far, according to exit polls. in those  states, voters without degrees were over 11 percentage points more ...