For years, going to college straight out of high school was the only pathway to a successful career. But the younger generation is continuing to find a new way to do things — and they’re asking employers to get on board.
According to a new survey commissioned by American Student Assistance and Jobs for the Future, not only are 50% of high school graduates actively pursuing non-degree opportunities instead of going to college directly, but 70% have high confidence in their post-high school plans. Nearly all of them are satisfied with the pathway they chose.
