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    January 8, 2018
    7 facts about the STEM workforce

    Blacks and Hispanics underrepresented across most STEM job clusters

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    Blacks and Hispanics underrepresented across most STEM job clusters
    Women’s representation in computer jobs has declined since 1990
    Representation of women in STEM jobs varies widely
    STEM college majors tend to earn more than non-STEM college majors
    52% of STEM-trained college graduates are employed in the STEM workforce
    About three-in-ten workers with STEM jobs have a postgraduate degree
    STEM workers tend to earn more than similarly educated non-STEM workers
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