How will Students and Higher Ed Change in the Next Decade?

All generations are shaped by outside events. Gen Z is no exception. 

The pandemic has had a psychological effect among Gen Z-ers on the path to college. At the most basic level, incoming students are worried about their safety and well-being, and they're hesitant about paying for a residential experience that’s even partly virtual.

The Future of Gen Z, expands on the past Chronicle title, “The New Generation of Students," by helping campus leaders understand how Covid-19 is likely to shape the preferences of college students in the decade ahead and how institutions will need to respond to the expectations and needs of the incoming generation.

Purchase your copy to:

• Learn how the demographic challenges already facing higher education pre pandemic only deepened during the crisis.
• Examine learning loss and mental-health challenges amid school closures and economic hardships.
• Explore key areas in which colleges will need to make changes to improve the Gen Z student experience.

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