Lol, I heard ACME was created to get undergrads direct jobs in silicon Valley

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Oct 6, 2021
10:51:40am

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But everyone that graduates keeps going to academia / grad school instead

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Is there a mathematics/computational finance/engineering option at BYU?

jvquarterback

10/6/21 10:24am

There is an ACME program

novacoug1

10/6/21 10:29am

IDK if I would trust anything coming from ACME. Most their products are flawed

cougarfan84

10/6/21 10:31am

BYU’s ACME program is top notch. My son graduated in ACME from BYU. Now in Masters at Rochester Institute of Technology

PJMort

10/6/21 10:35am

Lol, I heard ACME was created to get undergrads direct jobs in silicon Valley

novacoug1

10/6/21 10:51am

How do they do for internships?

jvquarterback

10/6/21 11:09am

My son has had a great internship which he still has in graduate school and which may sponsor him to change to a PhD...

PJMort

10/6/21 11:14am

In my class it was roughly a 70-30 split between industry and academia

backprop

10/6/21 11:20am

BYU has an applied and computational mathematics major.

TheBlueCougar

10/6/21 10:29am

That's it. Thanks, some of the other schools are more directed at finance

jvquarterback

10/6/21 11:07am

If she likes Math and Computers she should take a look at the Actuarial Sciences program. Tons of great paying jobs rn

Mobojo

10/6/21 10:51am

I did grad school in stats and became a pension actuary in 1987. Spent seven

Kbdub

10/6/21 9:03pm

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