Accepted... now what?

[calmom]

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We are considering this partly because there are even more students who will need to complete clac-based physics, gen-chem, intro to compsci, and calc through diffy-q to earn the types of degrees that are in demand in the STEM job market

I’m sorry, where did the OP post that her daughter was a prospective STEM major?

At some reach schools, half or more students who matriculate will start what has been described as the “STEM death march” in other threads

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Other than tech or engineering schools, what top schools have “half” or more students enrolling as STEM majors?</p>