Parents pay $15,000 for career coaches

Anxiety over the increasingly competitive job market is driving parents to invest heavily in career coaching for their college-aged children. Some are spending as much as $15,000 on specialized services, even years before graduation. This trend highlights a growing concern among families about the difficulty new graduates face in securing stable employment. The burgeoning industry of high-end career coaches is capitalizing on this parental unease, offering guidance and support to help students navigate the challenging path to their first professional roles.