By Dominic Indolino |Staff Writer| A projection made by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) stated that the number of California jobs requiring a college degree will rise to 41 percent by 2025, but the amount of graduates in the state workforce will only increase by 1 percent. This will leave a "drought" of one million college graduates that are needed to work college level jobs according to the PPIC. Timothy P. White, Chancellor of the CSU, is focused on combating this drought with Graduation Incentive 2025. His new program plans to raise graduation rates for first-time freshmen (FTF) and transfer students (TS) while lowering the opportunity gap for historically … [Read more...] about Grad initiative forgets current students