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JUst throwing this out for you, but my nephew has a MAster's in mathematics. He went to work at an INSURANCE company and became an actuary.
He now flies all over the world for them. Needless to say he makes very good income. Just another thing to consider.
Engineering is always in demand. ALL fields.
Top engineers make very good income and have outstanding careers. Many start their own engineering firms.
My daughter double majored at her undergraduate college in Political Science AND History. She graduated SUMMA CUM LAUDE and was second in the class.
This was in preparation for a Law Degree at William and Mary and possibly later in politics.
BTW, back then, out of state tuition at W & M was $78,000 tuition only.
You have lots of decisions to make in the future.
It is a painstaking process but have fun with it.
Encourage as much as as is humanly possible.
In the end, make sure he goes to graduate school. Undergrad degrees are a dime a dozen.
Best to you and your talented young man you call your son, who is growing up quickly....
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