Mathematics is the foundation of all sciences. It is very useful to learn math well, but the employment form of people who study math now seems to be not very good.

I have many friends who study math, and now they have changed careers. Some went to do economic securities, some went to do system engineering, and some were teachers.

If you study mathematics in a good school, you can transfer to economics, which is very profitable. Ordinary universities study mathematics,,, I think I'd better forget it. . .

This major focuses on science, and everything you learn is theoretical and abstract. However, in terms of employment, it is impossible to enter the post immediately, and pre-job training is needed. In fact, pre-job training is available in all majors, and it may take a little longer to study this major. But it is very suitable for scientific research and will have a deeper understanding of the technical problems in the work. Another advantage is that studying abroad has great advantages. Foreign universities do not recognize domestic engineering, but they recognize domestic science very much, so the probability of studying abroad is higher.

Come on!