Non-traditional student leaving Oil and Gas trying to complete BS Math

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Hello new here, I have found multiple questions and answers that have helped me with my studies, so I thought I would create an account just in case I may have a few. I am a career oil and gas personnel, leaving to pursue a career less dangerous and closer to home to be with my family. currently pursuing a bs in mathematics and a minor in actuarial science. Long days and longer nights thanks for all the help.
 
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