Is this possible and if so, is it preferable? I want to get my bachelor's degree in pure mathematics so I have a more broad and deep understanding of math, and then specialize in something more specific and real-world for graduate school. I really do not want to get a PhD because that would mean going to school into my late 20s and early 30s. I also plan on minoring in Computer Science so I have a decent knowledge of computers, which would really help me when it comes to getting a good job.

I know it's different for different countries and areas, but is this is a good idea to get a Bachelor's in Pure and then a Master's in Applied? I want to have a theoretical background in mathematics but I do not want to end up in research or university teaching (I don't want to continue pure math to a PhD level). Thanks.

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I did Bachelor in math, should've done computer science, more money to be earn't in computer science.

Love math, hate computer science. Happy with my current job as an analyst.

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