Factors Affecting High School Students
Keywords:
career planning, course preference, school environmentAbstract
Unemployment rate in the country is commonly associated with the misfit graduates produced by universities and colleges and the workforce needed by different companies. The wrong choice of course taken by most of high school students adds to the unemployment and underemployment rate of newly graduate students.
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