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45% of undergraduate students demonstrated information literacy proficiency.

Only 23% of Americans can demonstrate high AI knowledge.

47% of students are not confident or only somewhat confident that they know how to get a job after college. Only 24% of students have tapped career centers.

39% of teens have received news literacy education, while 94% believe it should be mandatory.

25% of U.S. 8th-grade students did not reach the lowest proficiency level (Level 1) for computer and information literacy.

81% of recruiters rank the ability to analyze and interpret data as crucial skills for graduates.

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