The Impact of Internships on Job Preparedness

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In a recent survey of college graduates, researchers found that those who completed internships during their studies reported feeling more prepared for the workforce than those who did not. Additionally, a significant number of graduates who completed internships secured better-paying jobs within six months of graduation compared to their peers. This led the researchers to conclude that internship experience can serve as a valuable asset in career readiness.

Based on this information, which of the following is most strongly supported?

Graduates who did not complete internships are less likely to find employment.

College graduates overwhelmingly prefer internships to other forms of experience.

Completing internships is positively correlated with job readiness and higher initial salaries.

Internships are the only factor influencing job readiness after graduation.

The job market values internship experience more than academic performance.

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