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Topic	Generation of men have given up on college
MelbuFrahma4 09/07/21 8:04:47 AM #32:	Prismsblade posted... So what will this mean for fields such as STEM that are usually male dominated? Probably not anything good for humanity longterm. STEM majors might still be dominated by men. When I was in college last year with the Zoom classes I noticed in general ed classes only had a handful of guys to 20 women. When I was taking my electrical engineering class the women disappeared and the classes only had 7 people. Pre-covid my major classes used to have 20-30 people. Might have just been a general trend of people saying im not paying for Zoom classes and skipped the semester though as well. --- "We'll never see Day-Lewis and Kubrick, or Kurosawa and Eastwood, but we have seen Bale and Nolan, a cinematic dream pairing come to life!" <cite>MelbuFrahma4 posted [p:957812697] in Generation... [t:79649707]...</cite> <quote>Prismsblade posted... </cite> <quote>So what will this mean for fields such as STEM that are usually male dominated? Probably not anything good for humanity longterm.</quote> STEM majors might still be dominated by men. When I was in college last year with the Zoom classes I noticed in general ed classes only had a handful of guys to 20 women. When I was taking my electrical engineering class the women disappeared and the classes only had 7 people. Pre-covid my major classes used to have 20-30 people. Might have just been a general trend of people saying im not paying for Zoom classes and skipped the semester though as well. --- "We'll never see Day-Lewis and Kubrick, or Kurosawa and Eastwood, but we have seen Bale and Nolan, a cinematic dream pairing come to life!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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