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Some of our math graduates have developed careers in high school and middle school teaching. Others have found success in graduate students in such areas as mathematics, psychology, business, meteorology, computer science, physics, and astronomy.
Some have taken advantage of the tuition support of insurance companies and gone into actuarial sciences, which requires a Bachelor's in mathematics.
Many Bethany students are now in high-level management positions because they are good problem-solvers and good at human relations.
Graduates of the 3+2 engineering program are working in the aerospace industry with companies such as Boeing and Cessna, and are within the computer industry in the hardware and software areas, as well as in chemical manufacturing and automotive industry.
The Career Services Office provides students with support and resources throughout the career-development process. The staff is prepared to help in the selection of career options and academic majors as well as with internship placement and volunteer-service placement. The office also provides assistance with resume writing, preparation for interviews, and other elements of both summer job and permanent employment.
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