With its gaining traction across the educational space and workforce, most people are aware of science, technology, engineering, and math, more commonly known as STEM. Yet while most people may know about STEM and its importance, a common question arises around “what is categorized as a STEM major”?
Below is a list of lesser-known college programs that are considered STEM degrees:
This list merely brushes the surface of the STEM majors you or your child can enroll in. Each of these are essential to the continued success of our world and its constantly changing landscape. It is important parents and educators recognize this importance and are preparing students properly for STEM degrees and STEM careers. This can be accomplished at home, in the classroom, or in afterschool programs.
Outside of offering quality STEM education to these students, we need to be prepared to answer key questions that children may have as they move through their education. One of these is, what is a STEM major?
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