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3001242 No.3001242 [Reply] [Original]

I want to major in Math. What kind of jobs can I get with a Math major? How difficult is it to be a successful Math undergrad?

>> No.3001245

inb4
>any job i want
>300k starting

>> No.3001253

A pure math degree is as useless as a philosophy. Double major in something useful like some branch of engineering.

>> No.3001260

What about applied math?

>> No.3001274

a book keeper of course, leave fascist USA so you can start up an online poker website, use your math skills to tip the odds your way and sit back and watch the money roll in.

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3001277

dont waste your time OP

<--- buy one of these and party instead

>> No.3001278

>>3001242

Do you plan on going to grad school?

There are plenty of things you can do with a math undergrad.

>> No.3001285

>>3001260
Actuarial.

>> No.3001294

>>3001278
I was thinking of becoming an Actuary, but if that doesn't fly then I'd like to have something to fall back on. I could go to grad school, though. I really just have no idea what I want to do. Originally I was planning on doing Chemical Engineering but my interest in it has dwindled.

>> No.3001295

Double major in an engineering branch in something like Electrical, Material, or Engineering Physics

You'll be way ahead of the curve.

>> No.3001298

>>3001294

You could always become a quant.

>> No.3001329

>>3001298
What kind of stuff do they do?

>>3001295
I'm thinking it would be hectic to keep up with the coursework if I were to double major in Engineering. Unless I'm overestimating Engineering difficulty?