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College graduates in US face job crisis: Unemployment now worse than the Great Recession
Recent US college graduates face a grim job market with a 9.3% unemployment rate, the highest since 2021. Over half are underemployed, working in jobs below their skill level, as AI and automation ... Read More
AI is cutting entry-level jobs fast, leaving new graduates with fewer white-collar options
Over three million students finished college in America this year, and they were expecting the usual shot at stable white-collar jobs. Instead, they’ve met hiring freezes, automated interviews, and ... Read More
Study: College graduates facing highest unemployment levels in decades
Employers are increasingly skipping over new graduates and reserving even ‘entry-level’ jobs for candidates with three or more years of experience,” the study read. Read More
58% of College Grads Are Still Job Hunting — Here’s How to Attract & Retain Young Job Seekers

Gen Z values flexibility, purpose and genuine workplace connection. Outdated hierarchies push young workers away faster than pay gaps. The US job market has reached a new level in 2025. According to ... Read More
College Degree, No Job: Unemployment Rate Among Gen Z Grads Up Sharply

The unemployment rate for recent college graduates (ages 22--27) has climbed to its highest point in decades, now rivaling that of workers with only a high school diploma. This marks the narrowest gap ... Read More
Why are recent graduates struggling to find jobs?

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60% of workers are unhappy with key aspects of their job, survey finds

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One of the Most Popular College Majors Is Seeing Drop in Graduates

One of the most popular college majors is seeing a significant decline in graduates, according to a new report from AEI. The class of 2023 earned 2.1 million bachelor’s degrees, an increase from 1.8 ... Read More
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