To Do Math or Not to Do Math

Today America ranks thirty-second in math. It is because students fail to see the benefits of math. The average scholar is more interested in extracurricular activities. While these activities

are enjoyable and can be educational, we must not stray away from the core subjects. Out of

the core subjects’ math ranks supreme in most aspects. Math can be cumbersome at

times, yet it allows for a more enjoyable job and life. When it comes to school subjects, Math is

the superior choice since there are many jobs requiring math, it prepares for higher paying jobs,

and it is frequently used in daily life.

Pick a career any career, and chances are it probably requires some form of math. Most jobs

even require a higher form of math. For example, I have a strong desire to become an electrical

engineer; this form of engineering requires mind bobbling levels of calculus and advanced

math. Most Degrees in college also require at least one semester of math for basic purposes.

Math is unavoidable one must take at least a little bit of advanced math for a reasonable job.

This is another reason why math is superior since it can obtain a reasonable career.

Math can also furnish a wealthy income. Jobs like computer software designing, architecture,

and engineering are a few of the high paying jobs math offers. For example, a software designer

makes around a hundred thousand dollars a year and the same goes for an engineer. Software designing is a fairly difficult job with a large reward, but as long as one is familiar with math a

job like this is easily obtained. Even the jobs with smaller forms math needed, like construction,

post a large reward. Construction is also another challenging job with around a fifty thousand a

year income. Jobs requiring higher math usually provide a more generous income.

Math is also commonly used in daily life; though these forms of math are