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Middle-Skill STEM State Policy Framework

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Workers with sub-baccalaureate credentials are qualified for half of all STEM jobs, with annual salaries averaging more than $50,000. These “middle-skill” jobs clearly represent an unprecedented opportunity for low-income individuals.

Published oct. 15, 2014
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