Generation Z Refuses to Go to College

If you were born in the period from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s, you belong to the mysterious Generation Z! You most likely started to use the internet, play with gadgets, and post on social media when still in a crib. Let's have a look at what makes you so unique and different from other generations!
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TIMESTAMPS:
Why they are called "the Realists" 0:28
These young people kill 2 birds with one stone 1:31

... and might be much more influential than their parents! 2:03
Their approach to finances 2:36
Technology is everything! 3:21
Gen Zers can't live without the Internet. Literally! 3:57
The most independent generation ever 5:59
Music by Epidemic Sound
SUMMARY:
- This generation's purchasing power reaches a whopping $44 billion per year, and many brands would give anything to figure out Gen Zers.
- They prefer to hone the skills that will later translate directly into their jobs. However revolutionary it may sound, more and more young people are choosing trade schools over college.
- Gen Zers are known for their sensible approach to finances with 57% of young people saving money rather than spending it.
- Generation Z watches 35% less TV in comparison to previous generations. And that's not all! They also spend 22% less time reading blogs on the internet.
- You don't fall for a product ad unless it's done with the use of technology and tells a story in a creative way.
- Approximately 80% of Gen Z experience intense emotional distress if their electronic devices are taken away from them, and 90% would be crushed if their internet connection disappeared for an indefinite period of time.
- You know how to scan internet pages for the data you need. If you don't find what you're looking for, you instantly move to another resource.
- Generation Z is also the most independent generation. Modern teens don't have as much direct parental supervision as children did in the past.
- After finishing college, most of them want to be an entrepreneur rather than an employee.
- They aren't particularly eager to take risks when it comes to job opportunities, preferring security and stability in their finances.
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