If you’re trying to figure out your major, you could do very well by choosing a degree in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM). After health care, the National Science Foundation has shown that science-oriented professions that depend heavily on analytical and technical skills are the second-fastest growing occupational group in America today. Science degrees are among the most valuable investments in higher education because learned knowledge can be applied to many high-paying professions in manufacturing, transportation


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