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[thespiderexterminator]

This 30 day challenge is not easy. The topics are really good quality. Keep it up dude

[bruh-fndh]

Senior actuarial Mathematics major here, I would like to correct you on your assumption that actuarial math is very specialized but in fact it's more broad than the general math majors. Depending on schools, actuarial math curriculum cosists of a mix of calculus 1-3, diffeq, linear algebra, proof-based math, financial math, probability and statistics, accounting, economics, finance, econometrics and programming. Though it emphasizes on financial Mathematics and statistics aspect of it, the overall knowledge you get can help you lend career in business and accounting. Or you can go ahead with graduate degree in economics or programming. As you mentioned earlier, SOA exams are extremely hard and most students don't end up becoming actuaries. The most common careers for acturial math majors are financial analyst, accountant and data analyst. So you see they are basically finance people with an extensive knowledge of Mathematics

[feuerrm]

Currently working on an Applied Mathematics degree with a minor in Computer Science, studying to become an actuary! I love math and finance so this seems like the perfect career choice for me :D

[jameshizon]

My confession...I have a B.S. in Mathematical Analytics and Operations Research and have previous internship experience as a Data Analyst. 6 months later...still struggling to land a job in my field, but I won't give up.

[vectomoron]

1. Petroleum engineering
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4. Aerospace Studies
5. Economics
6. CS
7. Applied Math
8. Physics
9. Statistics
10. Mathematics

[Novixus]

Double majoring in statistics and quantitative economics. Planning to be an actuary. Wish me luck :)
Ps. Love your videos. Keep up the great work!

[jerryesque]

Very informative and true. Math degree has a ton of potential, and great future prospects. However, it absolutely helps to have a career field in mind. Math is very broad but it qualifies for a lot of technical jobs. Focusing on one field choice makes this degree very great.

[laradiomanati]

I got a Math degree almost 10 years ago. I've been working in education but making steps towards programing. So, 1 million thanks +1. I really enjoy this video

[melatonin]

Econ/Math is pretty much necessary if you want to go into grad level Econ

[samiahassan]

I really hate math but if it's shane's video definitely gotta watch.

[LoptukqrickL]

I'm pairing my physics degree with an art & design degree so I can design the pictures/images in physics and math text books

[zacharyschoen]

You can actually just straight up major in applied mathematics. This puts you adjacent to physics, statistics, data science, engineering, and even computer science.

[andresrestrepo]

Mathematics major here Shane!
Waiting for this video for a while!
Love your content.

[connorbeemish]

Video Idea: the best countries to study abroad

[frankdominick]

I graduated with a math degree in 2019 and I'm yet to be in a career yet. I'm teaching myself SQL server and Python, as well as refreshing on statistics. I feel like this video was made for me. Thank u.

[eliunderwood]

#10-1: All of which are still some of the best and most rewarding degrees you can obtain because Math degrees just so happen to be in demand.
Nice vid Shane! Keep them coming

[veronikachernik]

Quantitative economics or econometrics is something I'll definitely consider! I'm already working on an economics major and I signed up to take extra math courses in the spring so I'm already on the right path!

[angelinagardner]

Love this video, it was so helpful!! I love math and I’m really good at it in school but I didn’t know there was so many things I could do with it! Thanks for the help!!

[emaadhasan]

Absolutely loved this one Shane! My request is to have a similar video for Physics, thanks a lot!! :D