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In article <4764kv$h67@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, Rhysel <rhysel@aol.com> wrote:
>I'm also a high school student who's interesting in math.  I don't like
>applied mathematics much, though, so are there any job opportunities out
>there for someone who majors in pure mathematics?  Teaching is one
>possibility, which would be fine, but there must be others.
>Rachel
If you want to see what a math degree will do for you in its pure form,
ask any grad from the University of Waterloo Math Faculty (with
majors in buisness, Computer Science, Pure, applied, accounting, teaching,
C&O, etc).  Our company, a direct spin off of the university, is run and
owned by math people! Check out http://www.maplesoft.on.ca/Company/Employment.html for samples of what you could do at a software company...

What do I have?  An Arts degree in Economics.  Why am I posting?  Because
even for that degree, the last couple of years were almost all math!
Math shows up everywhere in modern professions.

hope this helps...
cheers
ed bourne
waterloo maple inc. 

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