Career questions tagged mathematics
What type of math programs are there in university?
I am interested in seeing if there are math-related programs provided at colleges.
What advice do you have for someone who is going to be a Math Teacher?
I'm a high school student who wants to get her Master's degree in Mathematics.
How can I pass all of my classes?
I have a d in math and I would like to raise my grade.
What are the most suitable majors for transitioning from engineering?
Suppose a person has completed the physics I-III sequence, the calculus I-III sequence, differential equations, probability and statistics, linear algebra, along with several engineering-specific credits. Which majors should they consider transitioning to where they have already met many of the required courses? Unfortunately, transitioning to one of the business majors is less feasible due to the amount of required courses & lack of overlap, and their IQ probably isn't high enough for a mathematics or physics major.
What is the best thing to do to prepare before pursuing a comp sci and mathematics double major?
Grade 12, senior
What is a good career path if you are good at Math.?
I love Math. I like baseball.
What do people normally do in jobs related to math?
I'm wondering if majoring in math is the correct pathway for me as I want to find a job in the future where it'll match my interests.
What are career pathways for those who want to major in mathematics?
I want to major in mathematics and I'm interested in the career pathways after acquiring a bachelor's degree.
Are there any math opportunities for high schoolers?
I want to major in mathematics but I can't seem to find anything related to mathematics online.
Do I have to be smart to get a job as a nurse?
I like science because of Chemical and I like math because of Algebra.
How can I overcome my fear of math and build the necessary skills for nursing Are there resources or support systems available for students like me who struggle with math?
I've been contemplating a major in nursing, but I'm grappling with the fact that math has always been a struggle for me. Throughout school, I've often felt embarrassed about my difficulties with math, to the point where seeking help became daunting. Despite my best efforts, I haven't grasped math concepts since elementary school. Considering the math requirements for nursing, I can't shake the feeling that my weakness in math might hinder my ability to become a nurse. It's disheartening when others seem to understand what's going on in the classroom, and I feel left behind. I want to address this challenge head-on and not let it define my future. How can I overcome my fear of math and build the necessary skills for nursing? Are there resources or support systems available for students like me who struggle with math? Sharing my story feels vulnerable, but I want to ensure that I can pursue my passion for nursing despite this obstacle.
What is the extent of math I would need to know for a technology related job?
I know that it probably would vary significantly depending on which job it is exactly, but I just would like an idea of the extent of math I would need to be doing on a regular basis while working in the future. I am in 10th grade and wondering what classes would be good for me to take to prepare myself for a career reated to technology, I have already signed up for multiple tech related classes, but I would like to know what math classes would be a good idea for me to get into because I heard that math is used a bit in these types of jobs.