what career path can one pursue in college when not good in math?
548217
if i were you i would visit a career center on a local college campus.  you shouldnt base your major on a subject that you dont like, but rather on a subject you DO like.  a career center can give you tests that take your interests and put them into a career that is taylored to what you enjoy doing.\n\nalso - just a heads up... ALLLLLLL majors require 2-3 math classes, so just do what you like... if you are spending the time to get a degree, get one that you want.  make sure that you are picking something that you want to do :)\n\ngood luck!
566281
Yes if you can master all the math up to and including calculus. \n\nI could give you a "nice" answer but the truth is better in the long run. If you can do very well in math and science in high school, you have a chance to get an engineering degree but if math and science are a mystery then the chances of getting an engineering degree or any technical degree are very slim.
231354
Do you mean what math class should you take after highschool?  It depends how far you got in highschool.  You could take College Algebra and Trig, or you may be ready to take Precalculus or even Calculus.  Statistics is also a type of math class which is needed for many majors and can be taken first year college if all prerequisites are met.  \n\nBest of luck.
819431
A drafting class would be good. Other than that, just make sure you have good grades and do well on standardized tests. Having as advanced math as possible will help, and English is needed in just about every career. However, nearly anything that your high school might lack can be made up in college. You just want to get into a good college...
1003208
Part-time math tutor perhaps.  Usually, you can get a job doing this at your university.  Or you might get a job grading stuff.
380170
math is an excellent background for many different careers.  first of all, majoring in math gives your thinking structure.  it shows your future employer that you know how to think critically, learn complex concepts, and apply rigor to your creative process.  also math is the basis of ability in seemingly unrelated areas such as art and music.  in terms of actual jobs, relevant careers include financial analysis, actuary, computer science/programming, national security, marketing, and dozens of others.  if you do well in math, you will be able to get a job.
848111
My crystal ball cannot predict what academic majors will have the most career potential, no one else can either. Just do what interests you the most. College is a waste of your time if you do it only to get a career, you're more likely to enter into a field unrelated to your major. Learn to bullshit, no good bullshit that will actually convince someone.
478016
Depends on how smart you are and how much math you have had before.  My suggestion is to take as much math as you can as early as you can.  Learning math really helps you to think better.  If you go to college, it will be a big help to take some AP math before you get out of H.S.
619394
Math is needed for lots of things!\nDo your homework!\n\nhttp://mathforum.org/dr.math/faq/faq.why.math.html\nThere are actually thousands of different jobs that require some knowledge of mathematics. Here are more than 30 firsthand accounts from Mathematicians at Work telling what some college math majors are doing, from an Air Traffic Control Systems Analyst and a Lawyer to a Data Capture Facility Troubleshooter on the Hubble space telescope.\n\nExactly How Is Math Used In Technology?, from the Mathematics Department of the British Columbia Institute of Technology, provides examples of math uses for biomedical engineering, food technology, building technology, chemical sciences, civil and structural engineering, graphics and computer-aided drawing (CAD), electronics, environmental health, mechanical engineering, mining technology, nuclear medicine, occupational health, petroleum technology, prosthetics, forestry and wildlife, robotics, and surveying.
928937
nothing with my degree.  Dont want to be negative if you are looking toward math but, from experience you have to do more that a BS if you want to go math.  Most people right now want a specialty and just math isnt enough.  If you dont want to teach I would recomend either staying in school for at least masters or doing another major along with math.  It looks good to have math but its tough to get started with just that.  If you want to teach you are golden.  They are hurting bad for math teachers now and you could just about get in anywhere.  I did that for a while but wasnt my cup of tea.
682501
I like math class, I'm really good at math, and I know that it benefits everyone, but I'm not going to spend my free time memorizing the digits of pi or phi. I can do trigonometry, but on vacations, I will not work problems for fun. I think everyone should get at least an Algebra 2 level of math mastered.
286725
If you complete an algebra course, you learn how to solve problems when not all the numbers are there for you.\n\nYou will also learn to notice patterns and develop more logical thinking skills.
1080863
It's really not for me to decide because i'm naturally good in math but i think you should continue becasue for example in my school, they require you at least take pre cal. but, ultimately it's your decision and yours alone. so good luck with whatever you pick. if you're choosing to go on, you can get a tutor if you're really bad.
454680
If you're trying to get into a selective college, or if you plan to major in something math-related, take the pre-calculus. If you're not planning to major in math or a science and you're applying to an average college, just do whatever you have to do to graduate from high school.
450695
You can major in whatever. Your in luck: the "whatever" major is offered at every single college anywhere. I hear PT is a lotta fun but don't get into it unless you really enjoy science, studying a lot during school, and working with people with diabilities.
152407
if you really want math then pursue it but if not then it's time for you to shift to another course. a friend of mine used to tell me this saying whenever i'm in the state of dilemma like yours, i'd rather be a failure at something i enjoy than be a success at something i hate... its up to you now to decide
235365
It depends on where you study and in which country.In germany, it is waste of time to get B.A degree in math.Actually you cannot get B.A degree in math u only can get diplom here before doctorate in math.It is better to study engineering here as I do.But in other countries you may transfer to computer related department easily or you may apply for M.S. degree in computer sciences.But If you like math. I think you have to continue your education with master in math.It wont make you rich but It can make you happy