Some go into teaching in the junior high schools or high schools. There is a well-publicized need for more qualified teachers of mathematics around the country. In the Sacramento Valley there is no real shortage yet, but there are jobs and there will be more jobs. Some math majors go on to graduate school, either in masters degree or Ph.D. programs. There is a serious shortage of Ph.D. mathematicians in this country.
Some students go on to work in public or private sector jobs after graduation.
These jobs are more plentiful in large metropolitan areas, such as San Francisco or Los Angeles, but our students have gotten jobs in the Sacramento area. Students interested in statistics should consider pursuing actuarial careers. Advising Advisors are faculty members who are knowledgeable about the program you have chosen in mathematics. It is important that you pay your advisor a visit during your first semester at CSUS, if only to make contact. It is a good idea to see your advisor frequently, for help in planning your schedule, career planning, or for other advice.