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Recently I was asking myself this question too often: who would realistically hire a candidate with B.S. in computational mathematics alone w/o any experience?
I understand that there is a math major and there is a computer science major. Computational math seems to be something in between, but I am not sure how useful is it. It seems as if most employers will want that person to hold a Ph.D. in math or computer science alone. If Ph.D. or master degree is not an option, what real jobs (i.e. realistically obtainable) can such candidate hope for?
Please do not hesitate to give a tough answer.
I understand that there is a math major and there is a computer science major. Computational math seems to be something in between, but I am not sure how useful is it. It seems as if most employers will want that person to hold a Ph.D. in math or computer science alone. If Ph.D. or master degree is not an option, what real jobs (i.e. realistically obtainable) can such candidate hope for?
Please do not hesitate to give a tough answer.