> If you get a STEM degree No, only if you get a computer science, computer engineering, or electrical engineering degree. Job prospects for most other parts o

> If you get a STEM degree No, only if you get a computer science, computer engineering, or electrical engineering degree. Job prospects for most other parts of STEM, especially anything having to so with real science, are significantly poorer. (Your choices are poverty and playing the academia lottery, or throwing away 99% of your hard-earned specialty skills and pivoting on the remaining 1% into coding or finance.)