Math BSc Math Graduate: Should I Do B.Ed or M.Sc?

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Choosing between a B.Ed, M.Sc in Mathematics, M.Sc in Computer Science, or M.Sc in Bioinformatics should be guided by personal passion and interest in the subject matter. Engaging with introductory classes or literature in these fields can help clarify preferences. Ultimately, the decision should reflect what resonates most with the individual's aspirations and enjoyment in the subject.
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should i do B.Ed or M.Sc(math)or M.Sc(computer science) or M.Sc(Bio-informatics)
 
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shivakumar06 said:
should i do B.Ed or M.Sc(math)or M.Sc(computer science) or M.Sc(Bio-informatics)

Do whichever one you love most. :)

To add: Did you by chance take any classes or read into any of these fields? Try to narrow it down to something you're torn with and maybe we could help you in our point of view. It is ultimately your decision but you certainly should go by the first statement in this post.
 
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