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Links and Resources
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There are many resources and website links that are available to someone looking for a career in mathematics or just looking for what career interest you have in general.
Of course the Career Center in the HS Guidance office can be one of these resources. They can help to narrow your focus and help you choose a career that best fits your needs ands interests.
You can also see one of your teachers in the subject you are interested in or your Flex advisor if your job doesn't seem to fit into one of the categories currently offered at NW.
Also, if you are specifically interested in math careers you can use some of the links below.
Related Links
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American Mathematical Society
This site not only looks at what jobs can be obtained by math majors but also those looking for nonacademic employment in the private sector. -
Mathematical Association of America Careers
This page maintained by The Mathematical Association of America provides information on what type of jobs are available to someone with a Bachelors of Science or higher in mathematics. -
Association for Women in Mathematics Careers
A HUGE list of links ranging from general job information, to grants and fellowships, to careers available for women mathematicians and others interested in jobs in math. -
CNN Article on Applied Math Careers
A CNN Article from November 2000 (a bit outdated I know but its good!) about how applied mathematics can be the springboard to a lucrative and rewarding career that allows you to put your skills to good use! -
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
A great resource for anyone thinking of staying away from the "number crunching" game and moving into applied mathematics and working with their hands and their brains.