Career Prep

Key findings: 69% of men think it is extremely or very likely that sexism will prevent them from achieving a C-suite position, compared to 51% of women 49% of men say sexism has made it extremely or very difficult to advance in their career, compared to 41% of women �... Read More

The pandemic as well as the social and political events of 2020-2021 will have a lasting effect on American society. Although it remains unclear what long-term impacts the past year or so may have on younger generations, it’s likely that the time period was influential. Inte... Read More

Earlier this year, Netflix debuted "Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal." The documentary details the 2019 FBI investigation into a ring of college admissions counselors, coaches, and parents who helped their children secure admission to elite colleges through... Read More

From 2009 to 2019, U.S. student loan debt increased 107%, from $772 billion to $1.6 trillion.  During the same period, the average amount individual students borrowed increased by 26%, from $24,000 to over $30,000. One doesn’t have to look far for at least a partial explana... Read More

The COVID-19 pandemic has now claimed over 450 thousand lives in the United States and over 2 million globally. To make matters worse, millions of Americans have lost their jobs, making it difficult to pay for basic living expenses, much less rent, mortgage payments, and colle... Read More

With the rising cost of high education and cost of living many high school students are considering whether a four-year bachelor's degree or other type of postsecondary education is right for them. A November 2023 survey of 800 U.S. employers conducted by Intelligent.com offer... Read More

The Supreme Court's decision to end affirmative action disrupted the college admissions landscape for both colleges and applicants. As the first group of college applicants in the post-affirmative action era, the class of 2024 faces new questions about including race and ethnicit... Read More

A recent New York Times article covered Americans’ declining faith in the value of college, and recent polls have shown that Americans’ opinions of higher education have dropped over the past decade. To get a better understanding of how valuable Americans think college is ... Read More

The Spring 2023 semester has officially come to a close, and today’s graduates are faced with a complicated job market; one marked by remote work, mass tech layoffs, recession threats, AI, and more. To find out how this new generation of workers is approaching their job sear... Read More