Who should consider this degree plan?

1. Students who would like to apply mathematical tools as well as thinking and problem solving to real-world situations, especially those involving uncertainty.
2. Students who plan to attend graduate or professional school in areas where a strong quantitative background is desirable. These include: biostatistics, environmental science, epidemiology, law, meteorology, medicine, operations research, public health, public policy, quality assurance, statistics, testing and measurement, toxicology
3. Students seeking a double major in math and another subject in which quantitative data analysis is used. Examples include: astronomy, biology, business, chemistry, computer science, economics, many areas of engineering, psychology, sociology.

Who should not choose this degree plan?

1. Students who want to have things black and white.
2. Students who want to be told exactly what to do.
3. Students who don't like thinking.
4. Students who are looking for an easy major.