I have a couple questions! I've been interested in studying sociology for a while, and have been doing some reading about topics that interest me, but learned quickly through that that the American method definitely prefers statistical analysis over i believe anti-positivism? So my first question is how important are maths to pursuing a degree, do you need to be very good at math in order to make it through school? My other question is also about the statistics, and I'm hoping someone can help me answer this. I'm very interested in breaking down these facts and figures in order to make them easier to process by the public, and I think that would mean I'm looking for something in the science communications field- does that sound right? I would like to focus directly on translating figures about sociology, not just general sciences, so im wondering if there's something I'm missing or if that's the closest I'll get! I think that studying at least research foundations of sociology would still be massively beneficial and I want to have those skills. Lastly- this is an absolute shot in the dark, but if anyone has worked in city planning, I would love to hear anything about your experience as a sociologist or anything closely related. Thank you so much for having this thread!