Graduates of our undergraduate mathematics program find employment from a wide variety of public and private companies. Although many Math Majors go into teaching or to graduate school, the majority go into non-teaching jobs when they graduate. Math Majors get jobs that require good reasoning ability and problem solving skills.
Many jobs are computer related.
Math Majors often have a minor in a math related area that corresponds to their career interests. Job titles today vary greatly and may not fit a student's major. Actuaries put a price tag on future risks. They have been called financial architects and social mathematicians because their unique combination of analytical and business skills is helping to solve a growing variety of financial and social problems. Actuaries make financial sense of the future.