Four models for career innovation in higher ed

"As public universities face increasing scrutiny over their ability to deliver value to students, innovating in career services is critical to maintaining public trust and fulfilling their educational mission."

"While higher education institutions have long emphasized academic rigor and intellectual development, they have often been slower to adopt the innovative, real-world career preparation strategies that today's job market increasingly demands."

"A February report from the Strada Institute found 52 percent of four-year college graduates are underemployed a year after they graduate, and 45 percent of these students remain underemployed 10 years later."

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