Amid DEI office closures, more students — and an even higher percentage of Black students — report witnessing more discrimination against marginalized groups this year.
In a new BestColleges survey, over half of students also say the VP cares about issues facing their generation, versus 39% saying the same about Trump.
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Only 44% of surveyed students say they feel comfortable expressing their opinions on their campus without fear of negative consequences.
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Survey finds that 66% of students also believe it takes multiple incomes to make a good living. Read more findings in our report.
About 1 in 5 students (19%) believe colleges should take a public stance on foreign wars and conflicts.
In a new BestColleges survey, 76% of students say work-life balance is a top priority in their job search compared to 60% who prioritize salary.
Regardless of their current voting plans, 43% of eligible students still say they would consider voting for a third-party candidate.
Over half of students BestColleges surveyed (54%) say that the use of AI tools on college coursework counts as cheating or plagiarism. Find more survey data in our report.
More than half of students BestColleges surveyed also say inflation has impacted their educational decisions, such as their choice of major.
Just 38% of students trust employers to use AI to process job applications. Explore survey findings in our report.
In a new BestColleges survey, the majority of students (55%) also say the use of AI tools in the workforce would diminish the value of earning a college degree.
The students BestColleges surveyed care more about affordability and outcomes than post-grad salary. Explore survey findings in our report.
Most students BestColleges surveyed (52%) say schools should adopt a test-optional policy. Find more survey results in our report.
Our 2023 College Choice and Admissions Survey reveals how students choose colleges and the variables they think colleges should factor into admissions decisions.
Nearly half of students BestColleges surveyed (46%) say legacy admissions may have hurt their chances of getting into the college of their choice.