August 11, 2025International Journal of ADVANCED AND APPLIED SCIENCESOpen Access

Analysis of the employability skills of graduating business administration students majoring in marketing in a region of the Philippines

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MOMaria Kristina C. OrtizIloilo Science and Technology University

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Descriptive study shows older graduates excel in adaptability skills while younger students shine in personal management, suggesting targeted university-industry partnerships.

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Younger graduates rated adaptability skills effective while older graduates rated them very effective, indicating age-based differences in perceived skills.
Personal management skills received a mean score of 4.55 from younger graduates, highlighting a strength in specific areas of employability skills.
Quantitative analysis was performed on data collected from 150 business administration graduates across selected universities in Western Visayas.
Universities must enhance industry partnerships to address skill gaps, particularly in interpersonal and analytical thinking skills for various demographic groups.

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Maria Kristina C. Ortiz (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23528b210217d6476f727 https://doi.org/10.21833/ijaas.2025.07.014

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Descriptive study shows older graduates excel in adaptability skills while younger students shine in personal management, suggesting targeted university-industry partnerships.

Analysis of the employability skills of graduating business administration students majoring in marketing in a region of the Philippines

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Analysis of the employability skills of graduating business administration students majoring in marketing in a region of the Philippines

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