In 2003, only four percent of U.S. college graduates majored in engineering compared to 13 percent of European students and 20 percent of students in Asia. This is very shocking since there appears to be data supporting careers and jobs in STEM occupations. This is all supported by a recent report by the U.S. Business Roundtable, which warns that if the current trends continue, more than 90 percent of all scientists and engineers in the world will live in Asia (Business Roundtable, 2005). STEM education in the U.S. can help solve these problems in the future.