What careers dont require a lot of math skills

You can get extra help in math. At one time I knew several psychology students who were having trouble because their degree required a few math classes; they got a tutor and managed to scrape by. There was a joke at my college that chemistry students were physics students who were bad at math. There is a LOT of math in physics but not nearly as much in most branches of chemistry.

Math teacher. Seriously now ummm shrink, teacher, translator ect.

Janitor… Oh wait 1 liter of water and one teaspoon of bleach is a sanitizer. Nvm LOL

omg I have the same problem! choose a job in literature or language.

Law Journalism Anthroplogy Lingiustics (translaters make good money) Funeral Director Social Worker Photographer Personal Trainer Massage Therapist Travel Agent Counsler or Therapist

All careers will involve a little bit of math, hell even housewives use math sometimes. Those are the only one’s I could think of that wouldn’t require a lot though.

If dentistry is what you truly want to do, then not being good at math will not be a problem, your natural desire to learn the field that stimulates you will give you what you need to learn and excel at what you do. Do not listen to others that tell you you cant do something, a lot of the time it is an attempt on their part to appear knowledgable on a subject you are displaying ignorance on. if that is what you wish to study and you truly enjoy it, you will do just fine.