As the U.S. recovery lumbers into its eighth year, Americanswith at least some higher education have fared especially well inthe labor market. The less-schooled, however, have found amuch grimmer reality.

Of the 11.6 million jobs added since the rebound tookhold in 2010, about 99 percent — or 11.5 millionjobs — were filled by people with either at leastsome college education, a bachelor's degree or better, according toa study by Georgetown University's Center on Education and theWorkforce.

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