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Our four graduate program concentrations delve into these questions and more. SIUE boasts an exceptional two-to-one graduate student-to-faculty ratio, ensuring personalized mentorship from award-winning educators and researchers. The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers diverse learning and research opportunities, with faculty from varied cultural backgrounds across the College of Arts and Sciences. Careers in mathematics, statistics, and actuarial science consistently rank among the most satisfying and secure professions. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a robust 25% growth in these fields over the next decade. Current median national salaries stand at approximately $93,000 for actuaries, $101,000 for mathematicians, and $75,000 for statisticians, with variations based on specialization, sector, and education level. Most mathematics professionals hold advanced degrees, and our alumni are no different - having earned PhDs from prestigious institutions like Indiana University, Texas A&M, and the University of Missouri. SIUE graduates now work with leading organizations including Humana, Boeing, the FBI, and various government agencies.