A new ResumeGenius poll finds that only 32% of Gen Z workers are satisfied with their college decisions, while 23% regret attending college altogether. Another 22% say they would have chosen ...

More Americans are questioning whether college is worth the cost. A new survey finds that more than half of working ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. My son didn't know what college he wanted to go to or what to major in. Instead of taking a gap year to figure it out, he enrolled ...

One in four Gen Z workers wishes they had skipped college or picked a higher‑paying major, and only about a third are happy with the choices they made, a new ResumeGenius poll, carried out this month, ...

Sentiment toward college is shifting as Gen Z questions rising tuition costs, overwhelming student debt, and an unpredictable job market. A ResumeGenius survey shows that one in four Gen Zers regret ...

One in three college graduates lament their education choices, according to a survey released this week that finds substantial buyer’s remorse among student loan borrowers. In a poll of 1,000 ...

One in five recent grads say they regret their college major, as low pay and a tight job market leave many questioning whether their degree was worth it.

My son didn't know what college he wanted to go to or what to major in. Instead of taking a gap year to figure it out, he enrolled in college anyway. He regrets that decision, but at least, he ...

My son is in grad school and loving what he's studying. But it wasn't an easy road to get here. He was unsure about undergrad at first, chose a random major, and regretted it come graduation day.