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    math major

    what kind of jobs you could get with math degree beside actuaries and teachers??
    i found the answers by searching from web.
    but i wanna hear a real story.
    i heard some of math major didn't get a job.

    i'm in math major, my college has less reputation.
    my goal is that be an actuary, but i need to get a plan B, just in case
    So plz share your story or need your advice.
    Last edited by supacoolkh; September 13th 2007 at 03:48 PM.

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    A math major can do pretty much anything any other liberal arts major can do. Statisticians work in all industries, applied mathematicians are employed in aerospace, material science, finance, pharmaceuticals, just to name a few. Many math majors go to law school, and many more work for the government (NSA especially loves them).

    But consider this -- pick an employed adult at random. With a few obvious exceptions (doctor, chemist, etc), you probably can't tell what his/her major was in college. They gained skills in writing, some math/logic skills, other background knowledge, and then learned on the job. A liberal arts major usually ends up doing pretty much what he/she wants to do.

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