CNBC News, Abigail Hess covers a story that may effect your decision in higher education.
Statistically speaking, going to a top college do have an effect on your careers pay. But considering other factors such as high cost tuition and  low wage growth, where you spend your college years has become more important than ever before.

Let’s take a look on top 10 colleges where graduates earn the most…Guess what?
Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, California, a liberal arts college that focuses on undergraduate engineering and science is on the top.

1. Harvey Mudd College

2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

3. United States Naval Academy

4. Stanford University (tie)

4. California Institute of Technology (tie)

6. Harvard University (tie)

6. Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (tie)

8. United States Military Academy

9. Princeton University

10. SUNY Maritime College

Read more: Grads at this college earn the most—and it’s not MIT, Harvard or Stanford

Dan Kopf of Good News report the story behind Ethiopia’s incredible economic development. The story covers the economic progress since 2000, when Ethiopia was the 3rd poorest country in the world,  how the country could become the “New China” with it’s amazing 10.8% average annual economic  growth between 2004 and 2014.

Read More: The story of Ethiopia’s incredible economic rise

CNN News, Jenni Marsh reports a story about how Addis Ababa become a “Chinese City.”

Read more: Skyscrapers, trains and roads: How Addis Ababa came to look like a Chinese city