Do Gen Z students feel prepared for the workplace?

April 10, 2019 | Ellucian

According to a recent survey, Gen Z students feel less prepared for the workplace than their millennial and Gen X counterparts. Learn what skills they would like to improve, their plans for lifelong learning, and how they value degrees and credentials.

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