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Wisconsin's brain drain problem may primarily be one of perception, according to a survey of more than 1,000 college-age students in the state.
Results of the two-year study come at the start of what will be the last several months in Wisconsin for many college students - those who graduate and, as part of the brain drain phenomenon, will leave the state to launch their careers or who will not return to their native Wisconsin after getting an education in other states.
Wisconsin's brain drain problem may primarily be one of perception, according to a survey of more than 1,000 college-age students in the state.
Results of the two-year study come at the start of what will be the last several months in Wisconsin for many college students - those who graduate and, as part of the brain drain phenomenon, will leave the state to launch their careers or who will not return to their native Wisconsin after getting an education in other states.