Generations before Gen Z might have faced numerous financial and technological issues, but when it comes to mental health and its factors, Gen z has it worse. A survey that collected the data for Mental Health, the Unemployment rate for Gen Z, Student Loan Debt, and High School Diploma carriers concluded that there are about 10 states that must be avoided in every possible because these 10 states do not support the above-mentioned areas for Gen Z.
Following is a list of top countries where it is naturally difficult for a Gen Z adult to survive because of the unfavorable conditions:
It may be hard to digest the truth, but despite being the emblem of beauty and tourism attraction for millions of people across the borders, these countries have the worst statistics in the said four areas.
The country taking the lead in the list is Oregon, and it is ranked at 5th position in the area of Mental Health, which is exactly what Gen Z needs to get away from. The average student loan debt offered by this country is $36,900, which is far from acceptable by most of the Gen Z adults. Moreover, the unemployment rate and high school dropout rate in this country is calculated to be 14.2% and 13%, respectively, which is definitely a cherry on top.
Similarly, the chart also sheds light upon the statistics recorded for the rest of the countries that must not be chosen by any adult belonging to Gen Z because the experience will definitely prove to be emotionally and physically frustrating.
On the brighter side, we advise you to start looking at the list of the countries from the bottom. This will help you to choose the country with better statistics and less anxiety.
- Oregon
- South Carolina
- Nevada
- Florida
- Mississippi
- Georgia
- North Carolina
- Washington
- Arizona
- Alabama
It may be hard to digest the truth, but despite being the emblem of beauty and tourism attraction for millions of people across the borders, these countries have the worst statistics in the said four areas.
The country taking the lead in the list is Oregon, and it is ranked at 5th position in the area of Mental Health, which is exactly what Gen Z needs to get away from. The average student loan debt offered by this country is $36,900, which is far from acceptable by most of the Gen Z adults. Moreover, the unemployment rate and high school dropout rate in this country is calculated to be 14.2% and 13%, respectively, which is definitely a cherry on top.
Similarly, the chart also sheds light upon the statistics recorded for the rest of the countries that must not be chosen by any adult belonging to Gen Z because the experience will definitely prove to be emotionally and physically frustrating.
On the brighter side, we advise you to start looking at the list of the countries from the bottom. This will help you to choose the country with better statistics and less anxiety.
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