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Seven out of 10 college students have experienced anxiety, 53% have experienced depression and 29% have considered dropping out since the pandemic began, according to a new Generation Lab/Axios poll.

Fifty-one percent of college students say it was not the right choice for their schools to allow students on campus; 60 percent say they are learning less, according to a new College Reaction/Axios poll.

A College Reaction/Axios Poll of students planning on starting jobs this summer taken in early May found 37% saying their summer jobs had been canceled and 43% that they've been postponed or made remote.

Recent polling from Axios and College Reaction found that of those current students with summer jobs lined up, nearly half of these opportunities have been canceled.

Cyrus Beschloss joins MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell to discuss youth polling on 2020 Election

An Axios survey found that 79 percent of students said they would not attend parties in the fall.

Axios, citing a survey from polling firm College Reaction, suggests Gen Z might be less susceptible to misinformation than older generations.

Meanwhile, an Axios-College Reaction poll in August found that 22% of college students (through all four years) are not planning to enroll this fall.

Persuasion is hard, but 61 percent of college students say they'll speak up if people they know don't vote.

The Axios-College Reaction poll surveyed 800 college students between July 13 and 14. Its margin of error is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.