The mathematics department of the National People's Congress is average, but the statistics are very good (partial economic statistics). Mathematics has a wider way out. For those who study mathematics in graduate school, the employment is generally based on scientific research. Undergraduate employment is mainly engaged in social mathematical modeling, data analysis and other work, which is in great demand. If you change your major, statistics and economics are two categories close to mathematics, so the employment prospect is self-evident (in the current background of socialist economic construction, it is better to do securities, finance, investment, measurement, statistical analysis and applied statistics). A very important premise mentioned above is that your math is really good. Without a good foundation, learning economic statistics and so on are all floating clouds, and of course doing scientific research is even more floating clouds. Finally, emphasize that excellent undergraduates can also find good jobs! Not necessarily a postgraduate entrance examination! Finally, can I ask you math? ! Mathematics is difficult to learn, and I'm exhausted ... I hope I can solve the problem.