PowerSchool Survey Reveals the Need to Engage First-Generation College Students to Help Them Plan for College, Career, and Life Readiness ...

Americans think K-12 schools should put a higher priority on preparing students for careers and basic life skills rather than college readiness, according to a new survey on the purpose of education.

Results from a multi-year College and Career Readiness survey of 165,000 high school students conducted by YouthTruth, a San Francisco-based nonprofit, found that 45 percent of students feel positive ...

Only 21% of high school educators believe their college-bound students are “very prepared” for success, and even fewer — just 10% — say the same about students planning to enter the workforce ...

Washington, DC, May 06, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A new national survey of more than 2,000 college juniors and seniors by Seramount, a global talent solution company, highlights a growing disconnect ...

Washington, DC, May 06, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A new national survey of more than 2,000 college juniors and seniors by Seramount, a global talent solution company, highlights a growing ...

According to a new survey from college and career readiness company YouScience, "75% of high school graduates are not ready to make college and career decisions. This is despite the fact that the ...

The survey of 1,000 teachers randomly selected from among a list of CTA’s more than 300,000 members was conducted last spring. Carried out by the polling firm GBA Strategies, it is the first of its ...

National Survey Finds High School Graduates Not Prepared for College or Career Decisions. By Kate Lucariello; 12/05/22; College and career readiness company YouScience reported in its recent national ...

U.S. News ranks states based on college readiness. See which states have the highest percentage of students in the class of 2024 who passed the ACT, SAT or both.

Only 40 percent of college seniors say their experience in college has been very helpful in preparing them for a career, according to the results of a survey by McGraw-Hill Education. Students ...