> Ericson's analysis of the data shows that in 2013, 18 percent of the students who took the [AP computer science] exam were women. I did a master's degree in

> Ericson's analysis of the data shows that in 2013, 18 percent of the students who took the [AP computer science] exam were women. I did a master's degree in computer science at the University of Texas at Arlington about 10 years ago. When I was there, I was one of only two white people (male or female) in the entire program, and one of only about five that weren't Indian citizens on special student visas. So Indian citizens, while making up a minuscule portion of the US population, represented 95+% of the CS student population at an American university. So, which is it? Did UT Arlington commit a massive conspiracy to discriminate against white men? Or is it just that the people who were most interested and most inclined happened to be the ones that ended up there?