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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What level of college/program? What minor? What electives? What personal skilled interests/hobbies? Undergrad in pure math is a professionally useless liberal art degree. It's a gateway to science and technology like History is for law school applications. It's a general foundational education, not vocational. It's an enhancer to your other skills, not a skill in itself. You need to combine it with something. Entry level jobs include actuary, auditor, something in data analysis, teacher in a district desperate for staff. If you have a secondary interest, more options open. [/quote] you people are utterly clueless, this is why you don’t get your advice from the bone heads of DCUM. [/quote] This is a pretty reasonable response actually. The people who go from math degree to CS are overwelmingly CS double majors or students who had a deep interest in computer science. You don't walk into a computer science career willy nilly and do need the technical skills. Combinatorics and Galois Theory doesn't just create Python script alone.[/quote] IDK about that. I was required to program in my 400 level math classes and "walked" into a IT job straight from undergraduate Math.[/quote] DP. +1. My kid is a Jr math pure math and just walked into an AI job that pays $50/hr[/quote] What was the job title? What company or type of company? [/quote] Also curious. What's an al job? Or do you mean ai? Is this a full-time job or a part-time hourly gig?[/quote] They wrote AI - ai if you have trouble reading capital letters.[/quote] Sorry about that. Still wondering about the last question.[/quote]
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