I was forwarded a column at The American Interest on STEM skills and how they pay more by Walter Russell Mead.
Two tidbits I gleaned, personally:
"Both undergraduate and graduate STEMS earn roughly 50% more than their non-STEM counterparts."
Wish I had not encouraged my daughter to go for public relations!
I also liked this advice:
"What you study is more important than where you study it; students who take solid courses at solid schools will often learn more and do better than students who take empty classes at flashy name schools."
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