Here is another question. Would it be a plausible goal to go into Simulation work, and if so, what sort of things should i add? obviously some statistics and programming but what else?
Thank you for the advice!
Do you think a second masters in Biostatistics would actually be necessary to get into that field, or would there be other ways to get into that. I would prefer to not to have to go into more debt due to education.
My main problem is that I do not really have an idea of what is out there. As far as type of work goes, I am not picky. I am also open to moving, but I live in the Greater Cincinnati area. I am really trying to figure out what are options that I can work toward being a good candidate for in a...
I've been looking for a while, however I have not had much luck in finding many "Math" jobs. I was wondering what my options would be with a masters in Applied Math, with a Bachelors in Biochemistry?