Most (56 percent) university and college career center directors say students have a lack of interest in formal career preparation and professional development, which is preventing them from successfully gaining employment, according to a recent survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers on behalf of the Career Advisory Board.
Unrealistic expectations when it comes to the amount of effort and motivation required to attain employments is the biggest challenge for students, the survey finds.
"Students are missing an opportunity to benefit from the full range of services career centers provide while they are still in school," say Alexandra Levit, business and workplace consultant and Career Advisory Board member.
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