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kramer733
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So most of my friends who are in more "applicable" programs in university have a desire to start a business. They're in engineering mostly but what kind of business can you even start with a math degree?
I don't really want to be working for somebody my whole life but if you're in engineering and want to start a company, it's obvious that you'll probably start an engineering company down the road when you have more experience as an engineer.
With math, can you even make a statistics or cryptography company? I feel all those things could be done way better by the government and they are. I don't really know any statistics of cryptography companies at all.
I don't really want to be working for somebody my whole life but if you're in engineering and want to start a company, it's obvious that you'll probably start an engineering company down the road when you have more experience as an engineer.
With math, can you even make a statistics or cryptography company? I feel all those things could be done way better by the government and they are. I don't really know any statistics of cryptography companies at all.