Unlocking Post-Graduation Success [Infographic]
A recent survey reveals how students really view post-graduation readiness programs and test preparation support. The takeaway: these services matter when choosing a university and are crucial in helping students feel prepared. This infographic below outlines the survey results, highlighting the importance of comprehensive test prep and career services in empowering students for life after college.
Unlocking Post-Graduation Success
In today’s competitive higher education landscape, universities must offer more than academics to attract students. Post-graduation readiness, including workforce preparedness and career development, is now essential.
Students Seek Universities with Workforce Readiness Programs
Students consider post-graduation readiness services as crucial as class variety and graduation rates when choosing a university.
80% class variety & graduation rate
77% post-graduate services
Students Feel More Prepared from Programs that Include Test Prep
Most students believe they would be more prepared for life after college if they graduated from one that provided test prep for graduate school admissions, professional licensures, and credentials. 82% of students see post-graduate test prep as one way to feel prepared for life after college.
Students Need Guidance on What Tests to Prep for
Students are concerned about life after college, but not necessarily thinking about the tests they may need to prepare for it.
75% agree that they are excited but scared for life after college
However, only 56% are thinking about the standardized tests they may need to take upon graduating from college (e.g., MCAT exam, LSAT exam, GRE exam).
Comprehensive test prep and career services empower students to confidently navigate their post-graduation journeys and enhance the overall value of a four-year degree.
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These are the findings of a quantitative survey conducted by Kaplan between April 2 and April 9, 2024. For this survey, a sample of 301 high school students in grades 10-12 who intend to attend a 4-year college or university to obtain a Bachelor’s degree upon graduating from high school were surveyed.