New research is out showing that a four-year college degree is no longer the requirement it used to be for a successful career. Four years ago, 51 percent of top companies demanded the qualification. Now that's down to 44 percent. And many top corporations have pledged to make many more of their jobs open to non college graduates as they look to increase diversity.

With us is Alexandra Von Tiergarten, Senior Regional Director for global talent solutions firm Robert Half. 

<p>New research is out showing that a four-year college degree is no longer the requirement it used to be for a successful career. Four years ago, 51 percent of top companies demanded the qualification. Now that's down to 44 percent. And many top corporations have pledged to make many more of their jobs open to non college graduates as they look to increase diversity.</p>
<p>With us is Alexandra Von Tiergarten, Senior Regional Director for global talent solutions firm Robert Half.&nbsp;</p>

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