STEM is excellent and obviously more valuable than a majority of degrees offered at various universities. If I had the study discipline back in my undergrad (to study a minimum of 4-6 hours a day, with 1 day off), I would have completed a biomedical engineering or architectural engineering (true passion, even tho the job market was okay for this field) bachelors degree.
Since I graduated from my bachelors, I have been stuck in IT/software/computer science. I enjoy Public Health and trying to change careers to healthcare. Will definitely not pursue a master's or any grad degree from the U.S. -- no chance I am taking on student debt. I am currently debt free (my parents paid for my undegrad) and love the financial freedom that I have.
Since I graduated from my bachelors, I have been stuck in IT/software/computer science. I enjoy Public Health and trying to change careers to healthcare. Will definitely not pursue a master's or any grad degree from the U.S. -- no chance I am taking on student debt. I am currently debt free (my parents paid for my undegrad) and love the financial freedom that I have.