Gen Z Sidesteps College for Blue-Collar Careers
Faced with soaring tuition and a tough job market, Gen Z is increasingly skipping college for high-paying blue-collar careers in skilled trades.
#Gen Z#Higher Education#Blue-Collar Jobs
#Skilled Trades
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