Why aren't there more women in science? Female college students are currently 37 percent less likely than males to obtain a bachelor's degree in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), and
&nbsp; <p>ASPIRES 3 was a four-year (2020-2023) phase of a 14-year mixed-methods project which investigated factors shaping the trajectories of young people in England into, through and out
Men (but not women) in same-sex couples are significantly less likely to have STEM degrees and work in STEM occupations than those in different-sex couples (ACS 2009–2018).