Employment Prospects

STEM majors have better job prospects and earn more money than liberal arts and education majors. Over 45% of biology majors go on to pursue a master's degree, increasing their chances of finding employment in their desired field. On average, STEM graduates earn about $3,500 more per year in their mid-20s compared to other graduates. It's worth noting that master's degrees generally lead to higher earnings than bachelor's degrees. STEM majors have higher employment rates and career earnings compared to majors of liberal arts and education. More than 45% of undergraduates who major in biological sciences continue to enroll in a master's program, getting a higher chance of employment in their preferred field. Graduates in STEM majors also make around 3,500 more per year on average than other graduates in their mid-20s. It's important to know that master's degrees tend to claim higher earnings compared to bachelor's degrees.