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| Scientists | 9 | 56% |
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Across 11 disability categories (mean age 23yrs), autistics were most likely to pursue STEM-related majors in college http://t.co/mRZssIUI
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Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths Popular Among Autistic College Students http://t.co/2bMuTdql
Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths Popular Among Autistic College Students http://t.co/2bMuTdql
Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths Popular Among Autistic College Students http://t.co/2bMuTdql
Across 11 disability categories (mean age 23yrs), autistics were most likely to pursue STEM-related majors in college http://t.co/mRZssIUI
Across 11 disability categories (mean age 23yrs), autistics were most likely to pursue STEM-related majors in college http://t.co/mRZssIUI
Across 11 disability categories (mean age 23yrs), autistics were most likely to pursue STEM-related majors in college http://t.co/mRZssIUI
Across 11 disability categories (mean age 23yrs), autistics were most likely to pursue STEM-related majors in college http://t.co/mRZssIUI
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