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College and Career Readiness Report Shows Distinct Gender Gap

By Kate Lucariello

College and career readiness company YouScience has released its “Post Graduation Readiness Report Part II

https://thejournal.com/articles/2023/01/19/college-and-career-readiness-report-shows-distinct-gender-gap.aspx

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College and Career Readiness Report Shows Distinct Gender Gap -- THE Journal

College and career readiness company YouScience has released its “Post Graduation Readiness Report Part II,” which reveals that while 44% of female high school students showed aptitude for careers in architecture and engineering, they showed 0% interest in them when interest-based, instead of aptitude-based, tools were used to gauge student talents, abilities, and pathways.

THE Journal