Question is According to the Report On Second Thought U.S Reflect on Their Education Decisions individuals desires to make different choices are attributed to what factors a) Students choosing a career path without a full understanding of future employment opportunities b.) Students choosing a career path without a full understanding of its earning potential c.) Students choosing a career path without a full understanding of the long-term of student debt or d.) All of the above

particular, these were: . More than half of Americans (51%) would change at least one of their education decisions if they had to do it all over again: 36% would choose a different major, 28% would choose a different institution and 12% would pursue a different degree. . Those with some college but no degree are the most likely to say they would change at least 818 of these three education decisions, . Given the opportunity to make changes, U.S. adults are most likely to select a different major. This is particularly true of students who pursue or complete a bachelor's dagreat Two fifths (8F 40%] of these students would choose a different major. By comparison, Just 7% of Bachelor's degree earners would choose a different degree type. . STEM [Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math] graduates at all education levels are the least likely to report they would make different education decisions. According to the report On Second Thought: U.S. Adults Reflect on Their Education Decisions, What percent of American graduates would change at least one of their education decisions if they were able to do it over again? [1] On Second Thought: U.S. Adults Reflect on Their Education ... Gallup and Strada Education Natwork, June 2017, https://www.sac.edu/research/Documents/Gallup-Strada Education Network juRe 281 Inaugural Report (002).pdf