<p>Wow good to know about that actuarial science path. I hear that the exam process is quite difficult though, how true is this? Also, I have seen many threads and websites saying that the possibilities are endless with an applied math degree, however that doesn’t mean employers are seeking these people out as gamepad said, but wouldn’t doing hard work and having success in college make up for it? And
finally I’m not really set on math nor do I want to be a mathematician at all, I just found the most interest and success in math but didn’t like the idea of pure math. Any ideas?</p>