Characteristics and satisfaction of students who used career counseling services

Wei‐Cheng Mau · Amber Fernandes

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Career Development and Diversity Higher Education Research Studies Higher Education and Employability

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This study investigated differences in use of and satisfaction with career counseling services as a function of sex, race, and age based on a nationally representative sample of college graduates of different ages, gender, and ethnicity (N = 10,080). Results showed significant race and age differences in use of career counseling services and gender differences in satisfaction with the services.

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