Males are underrepresented at university, and by quite a bit. Yet, the males that actually get there, tend to do well in STEM fields. So my emphasis would be to get more males in STEM fields - instead of having them not make it to university AT ALL. How could we do that? Early education in STEM, for both men and women, not just men - and I did say that. There is going to be room in STEM for everyone. When someone points out that men are falling to the wayside by not entering university, the conversation shouldn't be turned into a war of genders. It should simply be that men are falling behind academically, and what can we do about it? That is also the same in regards to women and STEM, we need more women in STEM, what can we do about it? There does not have to be one or the other, these are both problems we need to fix - for the benefit of EVERYONE.

