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Heterogeneity in STEM Coursework within and across College Majors: Do College Graduates' Earnings Depend on Major, STEM Credits, or Both?
In contrast to studies that identify the expected earnings premium associated with any STEM degree or with specific college majors, we account for workers' majors "and" the percent of total college credits completed in STEM courses (STEM intensity). We find that STEM intensity is an important determ
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