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The new degree option expands academic pathways in the sciences, social sciences, and interdisciplinary fields. 

Samantha Gilfond ’25, a double major in math and economics, is excited about her next steps in the finance field as a private equity analyst at Riverside Acceleration Capital in New York City.

Longtime professor lauded for exploration of “Simpson’s paradox.”

Computer science and math double major is also a devoted advocate for other STEM students through her work with the Office of Undergraduate Research.

Omar Hurtado stepped away from math and quickly learned why he missed it.

Music and math brought Alina Zhu to Oberlin. An irresistible challenge defined her final year on campus.

Ian Dinsmore studied physics and math. Then an internship shed light on a new path.

After graduating from Oberlin in 2022, Ryo Adachi began a full-time position in Oberlin’s Writing Associates Program.

Mark Walker, a junior majoring in Russian studies, economics, and mathematics, has recently been awarded the prestigious Beinecke Scholarship, which he plans to put toward a graduate program in economics.

As part of Oberlin’s three-semester plan for 2020-2021, second-year students participated in a monthlong winter term SOAR retreat and had the opportunity to pursue micro-internships or research