Study: Large gap between girls' aptitude, interest in STEM

A report from educational technology provider YouScience that analyzed data from 225,000 female students reveals that girls' aptitude for STEM careers is eight times their self-reported interest. The report also demonstrates that their interest in many non-STEM fields, like teaching, law and public safety and human service careers, exceeds their aptitude.

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