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[quote=Anonymous]Another math major here- I thought it was pretty easy, but I was/am good at math. By "easy", I mean that on a weekly basis, each math class required a couple of hard hours of work doing problems/projects, and did not require a lot of additional studying. By comparison, I would regularly have 20+ hours of easy reading and writing per week for English/history classes, plus extra time to prepare for tests. The best perk of being a math major is that I has able to get a job as a grader for the big calculus classes that paid really well for student (something like $100 per week but only took two hours to finish) As for finding work, all of the math majors were hired by graduation. I worked as an actuary for a while, but that was (ironically) unusual. About a third were also education majors and went to teach. Many of the rest became consultants doing operations research/systems engineering. A couple that were strong in stats/signal processing made good money on Wall Street tracking stock prices. [/quote]
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