Are today’s college students not as smart as they think?
There’s A Rise in Gen Z College Freshmen Who Can’t Do Basic Math

A new report reveals a significant increase in the number of Gen Z college freshmen lacking high school math skills.
The report said some students are performing at a fifth-grade level or below.
The University of California, San Diego has seen a 30-fold rise in students unable to do basic arithmetic over the past five years.
The increase in students with inadequate math skills is attributed to factors such as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the elimination of standardized testing, and grade inflation practices.
Experts warn that students who graduate without earning their qualifications will face challenges in the workplace.
