Highly Quantitative Careers in Business?

College Majors Business Major
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<p>I love all aspects of science, especially applied mathematics and physics. However, I don't want to become an engineer. Instead, I really want to work in the world of business.</p>

<p>I have taken the basic microeconomics and macroeconomics courses in college, but I did not really seem to enjoy it that much. Maybe it's because not much math was involved since it's an introductory course? I plan to take accounting next quarter, but I don't think I will enjoy that either.</p>

<p>So I was wondering, what are some highly quantitative careers in business where I can use complex mathematics to solve problems? </p>

<p>Someone suggest becoming an actuary or a quant. Are there any others?</p>

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<p>+1 to the stats/actuary/quantity surveyor options</p>

<p>Purchasing? Logistics?</p>

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<p>Intro to macro/micro classes arent demanding classes since they often count for gen-ed. Economics involves calculus and statistics and is very theoretical degree once you start progressing into the upper-division classes.</p>

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<p>Finance is highly quantitative. There are also aspects of market research that you may find interesting. Good luck!</p>