Students who graduate with a degree in Mathematics or Computer Science can work in almost any field due to their skills being needed and applicable universally.
Common Careers for Mathematics Graduates
Many career fields are in need of employees with a high-level understanding of mathematics.
Career | Median Salary | Outlook |
---|---|---|
Actuary | $105,900 | 24% |
Elementary School Teacher | $61,350 | 7% |
Financial Analyst | $81,410 | 6% |
High School Teacher | $61,820 | 8% |
Insurance Underwriter | $76,390 | -2% |
Management Analyst | $93,000 | 14% |
Market Research Analyst | $63,920 | 22% |
Mathematician and Statistician | $96,280 | 33% |
Middle School Teacher | $61,320 | 7% |
Personal Financial Advisor | $94,170 | 5% |
Property Appraisers and Assessors | $61,340 | 4% |
Operations Research Analyst | $82,360 | 25% |
Common Careers for Computer Science Graduates
Computer Science graduates are needed in almost every industry to serve their technology needs.
Career | Median Salary | Outlook |
---|---|---|
Computer and Information Research Scientists | $131,490 | 22% |
Computer and Information Systems Managers | $159,010 | 11% |
Computer Hardware Engineer | $128,170 | 2% |
Computer Network Architect | $120,520 | 5% |
Computer Programmer | $93,000 | -10% |
Computer Support Specialist | $57,910 | 9% |
Computer Systems Analyst | $99,270 | 7% |
Database Administrator | $98,860 | 8% |
Information Security Analysts | $102,600 | 33% |
Network and Computer Systems Administrator | $80,600 | 5% |
Software Developers, Quality Assurance Analysts, and Testers | $110,140 | 22% |
Web Developers and Digital Designers | $77,200 | 13% |
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