<p>I am an Applied and Computational Mathematics major. I just switched from Chemical Engineering to Applied Math last week (I'm a sophomore.), so the classes that I took last year weren't really related to Mathematics except for Calculus, or some engineering classes. Thus, I wonder what kind of internships I could look for. Banking? Finance? I live in New York, if that helps.</p>
<p>Thank you!!!!!!</p>
<p>Actuarial, statistical, data mining, programming, i.e mostly computational jobs.</p>
<p>Forget Banking or Finance. Those are reserved for Finance majors and people with connections. With your current major, your chances are limited to computational jobs.</p>
<p>^^
This is completely false.</p>
<p>DropOut, I guess I should tell my friends who graduated with physics, math, political science, communications, management, Spanish, mechanical engineering and chemical engineering that they were hired at JPM, GS, BoA and a set of small investment banks by accident and should expect to be fired soon.</p>
<p>Go get a PhD and become a quant. You’ll thank me later.</p>
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