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Indiana-based Lumina Foundation has set an ambitious goal for the future of education in the United States, aiming for 75% of working-age adults to hold college degrees or valuable credentials by the year 2040. This initiative responds to the growing demand for a highly skilled workforce in an increasingly competitive global economy.
The foundation emphasizes that achieving this target is essential for both individual prosperity and national economic growth. With advancements in technology and shifts in job requirements, the need for post-secondary education has never been more critical. Lumina's focus on expanding access to quality education and training programs is designed to equip more individuals with the necessary skills to succeed in today's job market.
Efforts will include partnerships with educational institutions, employers, and policymakers to create pathways that facilitate access to higher education and training. By prioritizing credential attainment, Lumina aims to empower individuals and strengthen communities across the nation, ultimately contributing to a more equitable society.
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