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I'm graduating in May with a B.S. Math and Physics Minor. I really don't want to teach, but I think I would enjoy something like mathematics curriculum development/assessment, etc. Of course, this would generally be outside of academia - at least at the university level. However, in my search for related jobs, it seems that tutoring companies and other ancillary educational entities hire for such a career. One of math professors recently did academic consulting at some school with a program that needed help. I'm pretty sure I couldn't get very far with just a B.S. and no teaching experience, so I'm again considering this Master of Arts in Math at my university. It's geared towards teachers who want to teach at the high school and junior college level, so it's difficulty is nowhere near a science/research graduate math degree.
So, I'm just wondering what you guys think in general about this. I hope I'm making sense.
http://www.mathematics.uh.edu/graduate/master-programs/master-of-arts/index.php
So, I'm just wondering what you guys think in general about this. I hope I'm making sense.
http://www.mathematics.uh.edu/graduate/master-programs/master-of-arts/index.php
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