A Comparative Study on the Employment Ability of First Generation and Non First Generation College Students

This study aims to delve into the employability of first generation and non first generation college students, provide a detailed description of background characteristics, and analyze differences in academic performance, practical experience, job preparation, and employment status. Significant diff...

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