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What new earnings data reveals about Utah's college grads vs. Utah's high school grads

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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah high school graduates, want to double your earnings? Start by claiming a college credential. Alums of Utah's college programs typically earn $74,202 four years after finishing. That's double the median earnings of what Utah high school graduates are making ($37,112).

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