From debt to dollars: Gen Z shifts from college loans to skilled trades

Graduating Highland High student plans to make money first in cosmetology and then consider college

(Ava Bateman |Special to The Tribune) Highland High School senior Penelope Masotti is going to study cosmetology after graduation. She wants to first have a stable career and make money before considering college.

From debt to dollars: Gen Z shifts from college loans to skilled trades

Graduating Highland High student plans to make money first in cosmetology and then consider college

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