wow, i would say first of all that people are mean!
now, with a math/stats degree, you would be set. as mentioned, you could certainly get a job teaching, but there are precious few industries that do not need math/stats folks....computer programming, the military, government, non-profit organizations, advertising, marketing, the list is really endless. myself, i have a ph.d. in stats, taught at the university level for 7 years, and now run my own statistical consulting company--we haven't had to advertise in 2 years if that gives you any indication of the demand for math/stats folks.....
go to hotjobs.com and search for "statistics" or "statistician" and you will get some ideas.
good luck!
2006-08-21 13:42:30
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answered by John C 2
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A math or stat teacher. Or a statistician. You did not say if the degree is Bachelors or higher or where you live. It will make a lot of difference.
2006-08-20 00:39:00
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answered by Anonymous
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A BS in math skill you have taken approximately 60 % of the instructions needed for engineering courses and pc technology courses, additionally accounting. If involved I advise you get a BS in a sort of greater profession oriented tiers
2016-10-02 07:51:13
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answered by mathisen 4
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I hope you mean that you're going to graduate from middle school, because you certainly don't formulate your question like an adult getting ready to go out into the work force.
Learn to spell first of all!
Learn to form complete words.
Learn to use proper grammar.
Stop writing like you're text messaging your little friends!
You still have a lot of remedial learning to do.
2006-08-20 00:39:16
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answered by grahamma 6
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You can be a teacher in school, an analysts in a big company, and a statistician in a government industry or private industry.
2006-08-20 01:06:17
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answered by Grace O 2
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Cooking burgers in McDonald's?
2006-08-20 00:36:30
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answered by Anonymous
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