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Home   |   Programs   |   Education   |   Statistics   |   Fraction of Bachelor's Degrees in STEM Disciplines Earned by Women

Fraction of Bachelor's Degrees in STEM Disciplines Earned by Women

STEM = Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematicswomenbachelors
Credit: APS/Source: IPEDS Completion Survey

This graph shows the fraction of US bachelor's degrees awarded to women in physics and in all STEM fields (this includes the Medical Sciences). The data include both US citizens/residents and temporary residents.

This graph is freely available for your use. You may use our graphs in reports and presentations or you may use the raw data to create new graphs and charts. Credit APS and IPEDS as shown above.
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