If I recall correctly those are people who figure out your actual debt I might be wrong been a while since I seen those words
I've been offline forever and have just came back from a long break to revive the mathematics thread Back on topic: yeah actuaries deal with debt as well. As opposed to getting out of debt, I think they are more closely tied to the things that cause debt and the risk of an investment. During the time I've been off from pimd, I've decided that it isn't for me. I'm now strongly considering leaning towards Applied Mathematics and "Statistics, Probability, and Data Analyis." I put it in quotes to show that it's all one major. Not sure yet which one I'll choose but I am very confident that the steps that I'll be taking soon will give me a better idea. I'm hoping to be either a mathematician, statistician, or a professor. There are of course 92748492 other fields that I could end up at with a math degree, but these are the three that stand out most to me and they are certainly possibly subject to change. How is everyone else's math life?
I never really got a break. I started summer session 1 right after my spring term ended and now I'm in summer session 2. The good news for me is that it's way easier at a junior college than at a four year university . And of course, I start my fall term only two weeks after my summer term ends. This is the last and only time I'm doing summer school though.