so you are saying that a STEM degree gets jobs that pay better than most jobs that don't require a degree at all? If you compare your average non-computer indu

so you are saying that a STEM degree gets jobs that pay better than most jobs that don't require a degree at all? If you compare your average non-computer industry STEM job to something in Medicine, law or business... I think that STEM, outside of the computer industry, just doesn't pay that well, and it's kind of disingenuous to advertise it as a path to financial well being to young people who are so poor that they have to look at education as a monetary investment.