Colleges and universities are doing a better job lately explaining the value of their degrees, and increasingly they’re getting important help in making that case.

The challenge has been that while on average, a bachelor’s degree is worth more than $1.2 million in lifetime earnings, the value for any individual graduate depends on multiple factors, including majors, where a person lives, and the cost of those degrees.

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Timothy Knowles (President, Carnegie Foundation) and Amit Sevak (CEO, ETS) explore designing, piloting, and distributing a new suite of tools that measure the affective, behavioral, and cognitive skills necessary for success in the 21st century.