Any ideas of an occupation with good pay, not a lot of math involved in the curriculum?
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You might try IOSCAR; it's free.  It asks you questions and suggests occupations based on your interests, knowledge, skills, and abilities.  It also has a lot of information on opportunities in different occupations.
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Truthfully associates degrees are not worth very much. A bachalors degree is better. Usually the pay can very from 8 to 15 dollars an hour.
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to continue would improve your career and would make you more successful, however many companies won't be able to pay what you're worth because of your education and if you are doing it for the money you should give it a try, when it comes to math, you won't go wrong if you continue, good luck!
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Not much above the minimum wage - so not perhaps the smartest career choice
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College isn't for you. Join a trade union and do the apprenticeship thing instead of college. \n\nSheet metal fabrication and welding. Get good at CAD layout, etc.  \n\nThose jobs pay well, if you're good at it.
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Ask your local colleges about work, put a notice up at the local library and your local shops. \n\nI've been looking for a Maths teacher! I am a mature student and although I have 2 degrees maths is one of my weak points. I would like a crash course in maths 5 sessions sometime this month. If you are serious about teaching maths you could drop me an email.\n\nOJ\n\nP.S.\nI live in West London too!
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not much besides entry level jobs
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You will need a BS in Math and depending on your state, probably a teacher certification with it.  You can double major in many schools and have a bachelor degree in Mathematics and in Education.  If you really want a career teaching, and want it to be Math... that would be my choice.  Check on what teacher credentials are required in your state.\n\nSue
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You could join a Temp Agency down in Baltimore. I know I did that and made some decent money. I did all sorts of jobs like a receptionist or I just plugged in numbers into a spreadsheet all day. Not the most exciting but I some cash.
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As for math, I'd recommend mathworld.  I don't know about other specifically.  It is not the most readable, but it's a good enough resource for graduate students.
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I like math class, I'm really good at math, and I know that it benefits everyone, but I'm not going to spend my free time memorizing the digits of pi or phi. I can do trigonometry, but on vacations, I will not work problems for fun. I think everyone should get at least an Algebra 2 level of math mastered.
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If they work in a big Buiomedical Company or REsearch Company they make a lot, but you have to be really excellent with a great curriculum, in the meantime you a not going to make much money.
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I would try taking some guided study courses online. Try www.tesc.edu . They have excellent programs and they are regionally accredited which means their college credits will transfer to almost all the other colleges in the country. I would start with basic algebra, then go to geometry, then intermediate algebra, then statistics.
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I like maths and I'm very good at it. As I'd say, I do calculations every day. I also like chemistry, but only inorganic.  I find it very interesting.
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Do you write well?  How about technical writing?  Or human factors engineering?  These are interesting fields which make good salaries, but don't feature programming as their main focus.  Good luck with your job search!
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You can always get a job in the academic world being a teacher or sub, and can teach in college if you further your degree. Something besides that would be something along the lines of working and compiling statistics, research in math (disproving current theories, making your own theories, coming up with new ways to solve things, etc. but technically need a doctrate in math for that), or system analyst. I would think going into accounting would be pointless with your degree especially if you're smart and can a lot of things.
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Have you considered teaching or social work?  Both taxing careers that take a special kind of person - and theology can be an excellent background for either.\n\nGood Luck!