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Gen Z doesn’t think their degrees will land them work anymore, so they’re becoming their own bosses instead—and these college towns are thriving

College degrees are increasingly leaving graduates questioning whether the time and money were worth it as underemployment, unemployment, and an uncertain job market cloud their career prospects .

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College degrees are increasingly leaving graduates questioning whether the time and money were worth it as underemployment, unemployment, and an uncertain job market cloud their career prospects . But rather than waiting for the right job opportunity to come along, some young people are taking matters into their own hands—and turning to entrepreneurship . New data shared exclusively with Fortune by GoDaddy finds that microbusiness activity is growing across college communities nationwide, with several smaller university towns emerging as particularly strong entrepreneurial hubs.

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