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Hi,
What would you think is a good career for an INTJ who is bad at math, chemistry, computer science and languages other then english?
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There is always the math dog that will help when you can if you don't or greater.
Not strong in math, but I really like anatomy and I want to be a physician, so I am making a big effort to understand math.
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Maths career advice please. I started a Bsc in Actuarial Science this year. I can no longer take it. It's so boring. I wouldn't be able to do two years of nothing but stats. But the good news for me is that I've finally realised what I really want to...
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Re: Maths career advice please.
I can at the careers service but any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
Re: Maths career advice please.
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Im good at math, what future career can i have? what career is good for someone who is really good at math. also, does being a surgeon involve math?
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An engineer?;p.
And to answer your question you could become a maths teacher or um..
Yupp it does involve a bit of maths.
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I'm not looking for a general discussion on if math is important or not for programming .
Instead I'm looking for real world scenarios where you have actually used some branch of math to solve some particular problem during your career as a software developer...
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Sadly the built in Math support in .NET seem of programs to solve really quite hard math....
Discrete math for everything, linear algebra for 3D, analysis for physics especially since there is no built-in support in the .NET libraries.
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Are there any computer careers that don't involve math? Obviously there is a little math in everything in existence, but I'm really bad at it.
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I have a CIS degree and I don't recall any math and magazine technical editor I have....
Computer Science requires lots of math but Computer Information Systems (CIS) does not.
Just sit there and play games and get paid for it .
Computer games.
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A business career that doesn't require good math skill? Im not horrible at maths but i dont like it and never did well at school because i never payed attention in math class so does anyone have any ideas of what career in business doesnt require me to...
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You can work for the public relations department of a big corporation in business administrations with many concentrations... .
You should consider getting a communications major and there's no math at all...
Management classes (a lot of math)...
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A business career that doesn't require good math skill? Im not horrible at maths but i dont like it and never did well at school because i never payed attention in math class so does anyone have any ideas of what career in business doesnt require me to...
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Albert Einstein's math career ?!? Hi I need a little insight one anyone who knows about Albert Einstein math career need some ideas on a project! Like how was he at math has contributions? What college he went to and did he study math? I've been researching...
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Before he was 15 he had an excellent grasp of even such matters as calculus
In due course he developed the practice of imagining physical events, and then he devised ways... .
From an early age Albert Einstein was extremely clever in all things mathematical .
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What career would combine math, physics, biology, and chemistry? i'm thinking environmental engineering bross! cuz i love all of those and am good at them, primarily at physics, and want to do something that would combine all my academic loves! and no...
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Biochemical is a pretty cool major with a lot of potential for different career choices after you, but still has a biology aspect to it)....
Biochemical engineering involves biology, chemistry, physics...all of which are built on math.
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Dear Posters,
I have been working as a math teacher (university lecturer) for the past 6 years. Very interested in seeking a math related career outside of academia.
I plan to go back to school to complete another degree & am looking for the degree
that...
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Thanks so much.
Hey guys.
Not math This is not the proper forum.
Finance and business-related academia..
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