Where ambition meets uncertainty: Why four out of five California college students say career guidance falls short
A new report reveals that while most California college students pursue higher education for better job prospects, many receive inadequate career guidance. Only one in five students felt fully satisfied with the support, highlighting a critical gap in preparing them for the workforce. Work-based learning opportunities, though beneficial, are also unevenly accessible, leaving many students without clear direction after graduation.
A new report reveals that while most California college students pursue higher education for better job prospects, many receive inadequate career guidance. Only one in five students felt fully satisfied with the support, highlighting a critical gap in preparing them for the workforce. Work-based learning opportunities, though beneficial, are also unevenly accessible, leaving many students without clear direction after graduation.
