Gen Z is skipping out on college as grad peers drowning in debt struggle to find jobs #shorts
Gen Z is losing faith in the promise of a college education — and with good reason.
A plurality of college programs don’t provide a return on investment. Colleges are now charging as much as $100,000 a year in tuition and fees. Record numbers of young people are drowning in student loan debt. And fewer Americans than ever believe that a college education is very important.
It’s a healthy and very much overdue check on a system that has convinced young people for decades that success lies on the other side of four years and a six-figure investment.
#genz #college #grad #debt
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