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55. Business Econ/Math Econ Information Resources for economics/ Business economics/math economics Majors. econ.ucsb.edu UCSB economics Departmental Web Consider stopping by the Career Resources Room http://career.ucsb.edu/students/majors/econ/main.html

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56. *Concerns Of Young Mathematicians* || Comments || Actuary As A Career Choice For 2 economics majors were For whatever reason a math major is not getting the credit she 10 years, this may be an excellent time to start an actuarial career. http://www.youngmath.net/concerns/comments/2004/1/26/134921/014/0/post

The Young Mathematicians' Network Serving the Community of Young Mathematicians Sections: Front Page News Grad Life Undergrad Life ... All Replying To: Actuary as a career choice for math majors Undergrad Life By padmalinowski Posted Mon Jan 26th, 2004 at 22:31:02 PDT This is an article-length follow-up to the panel discussion "What can I do with a degree in mathematics?" I was a 1997 BA graduate of a liberal arts college with a degree in math (applied). When I spoke to John Vano in Madison recently, he mentioned this panel discussion and noted that no one present made more than a passing mention of the actuarial profession. Here follows the story of someone who is currently pursuing the profession. Post a Comment I was first exposed to the idea that the measurement and management of risk could be made into a career at the age of 17, at a Wharton summer school program in Philadelphia. When a professor of management science and his silent sidekick Maurice demonstrated the concept of expected value by offering the class the choice between a sure $5 and a game with a 49% chance of a $10 payoff, I sensed that I had found my calling. (When he put a melted candy bar up for auction and called it "Maurice's feces," I regretted my decision, but only a little.) Business schools had begun to embrace the field of decision science but had not formed a body of work adequate for a directed study. Those who wished to become experts would have to find their way to it through the math and economics departments.

57. Career New Accounts Clerks and History economics Advanced economics courses Consumer Law voice and good communication, math, and computer license requirements are found for this career. http://www.iseek.org/sv/13000.jsp?id=100138

58. Math & Science: Economics: Market Equilibrium I am attempting to program a competitive market simulation. The main idea is that there are a potentially large number of buyers and sellers of a given product separated by distance. Each seller's http://www.experts-exchange.com/Miscellaneous/Q_20697001.html

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Careers of Recent Centre Math Majors The Math Program The Program Course Webpages Course Schedule ... The Greatest Mathematicians of the 20th Century Centre math majors are broadly educated. Many complete a second major and all comeplete a broad range of general education requirements. Upon graduation, they have been very successful in finding high quality jobs in many different fields. This list is compiled from our students who have graduated in the past ten years. Distinguished Award Winners Sara Boehm, 2003 Gavin Eastman Wiseman Valedictorian Prize for the highest gpa while earning a double major in economics and mathematics. Natalie Lents, 2003 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship to study mathematics during her senior year at Centre College. Michael Lanham, 2000 Rhodes Scholar to study mathematical biology at Oxford University in England. Emily Upton, 1999 Fulbright Scholar to study the mathematics education system in France. Brian Mattingly, 1998 Fulbright Scholar to study Gypsy culture in Spain. Finance and Insurance Research Analyst for AC Neilsen BASES Underwriter at Humana Corporation Economist at the Research Triangle Institute Analyst at the 5th Third Bank in Louisville Actuaries at Humana, Safeco, Sedgewick James, Inc.

60. Salaries And Careers - Graduate Program Profile : International Economics Grad Program Profile International economics. Salaries and careers. http://www.princetonreview.com/grad/research/programProfiles/salariescareers.asp

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