'I worry about my future': Harvard student says Ivy League degree wasn't enough to secure an internship
Securing an internship, once a stepping stone, has become a major hurdle for even Ivy League students like Harvard's Jasmine Wynn. Facing intense competition, lengthy application processes, and frequent rejections, many are finding their prestigious degrees don't guarantee immediate career entry. This challenging job market is forcing graduates to navigate uncertainty and financial strain, highlighting a significant shift in graduate recruitment.
