High school STEM programs ignite futures with endless potential

Financial Implications and Opportunities

While some high school STEM programs may require an investment, many schools offer scholarships and grants to support students. Additionally, organizations like FIRST Robotics provide financial assistance to students participating in competitions². The return on investment in STEM education can be significant. STEM degree holders earn, on average, 26% more than their non-STEM counterparts³.

Real-World Success Stories

Consider the story of Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, who credits her success to her engineering education. Her background in STEM has been instrumental in her ability to lead one of the world's largest automotive companies⁴. Stories like hers illustrate the transformative power of a strong STEM foundation.