About Mathematics
What can you do with a degree in mathematics? The question should be what can’t you do? There’s virtually no career unsuited for a math major trained in critical and abstract thinking!
What can you do with a degree in mathematics? The question should be what can’t you do? There’s virtually no career unsuited for a math major trained in critical and abstract thinking!
Mathematics, one of the most challenging academic subjects, is also inarguably one of the most rewarding – not just for intellectual growth, but also for the competitive advantage needed in today’s technical workplace.
Mathematics challenges you to think critically, analytically, abstractly and innovatively. Applied to life skills, both personal and professional, mathematics can provide the needed edge, not just on your resume but for self-enrichment as well.
There are many career paths and job opportunities:
“Mathematician” may not be a common job title, but looking at the technologically based careers available today, it becomes apparent that mathematics skills underlie many opportunities in the modern job market.
Equally important, mathematics provides career flexibility, timelessly spanning numerous fields. Career changes are readily achievable to those whose core training encompasses solid mathematical skills.
Employers value the knowledge, skills, and abilities a mathematics degree provides:
Mathematical skills are among the most valued by employers, as they are based on the ability to quickly learn techniques and concepts.
Possibly the most versatile of all undergraduate college majors, mathematics provides dexterity in problem-solving, critical thinking, and analysis; facility with data; and the ability to work with quantitative information.
A mathematics degree gives you access to a multitude of graduate programs in law, medicine, business or the sciences:
Graduate programs value mathematics majors for their versatility, analytical skills and ability to problem solve. The phrase “they only majored in math” is never derogative – mathematics is high on the list of academic assets.
A mathematics degree gives you access to a multitude of graduate programs in law, medicine, business or the sciences:
“Understanding the math” is a key element of success in the sciences, engineering, economics, and finance. Majoring or minoring in mathematics helps a student become knowledgeable and adaptable in many fields.
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