Acceptance rates for four-year bachelor’s programs continue a multiyear decline amid mounting employment anxiety and a rush for early internships
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China’s “Olympic babies” born in 2008 are facing an increasingly volatile college admissions landscape this year, as shifting employer demands and the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence disrupt both university curricula and the broader job market.
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Top schools see fewer applicants for some majors, as economic pressures push young people to chase career stability.
The number of students sitting China’s university entrance exams is on the decline, as teens decide not to pursue a degree amid a…
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Government pilot programs and private clinics are offering a lifeline to students who are plagued by severe anxiety
Many are staying at home or studying elsewhere in Asia
