[Watch'N'Learn]

Originally posted by ♚ PRiNCE HiGH ♚

Mechanics, Waves & Thermodynamics.

Those saying Organic Chem is hard, I'm judging ya'll
Bio is the EASIEST course for me.

Taking organic chem next semester it had the lowest pass rate for my school

[BudBud]

Originally posted by karron0624

Here is the thing, if you don't like math, you won't like calculus, plain and simple. Proofs, derivatives and the like are hard. However, I enjoyed math. That is the only reason I majored in it.

For a business degree, don't take calculus if you hate math because (1) you don't need it and (2) it will mess up your GPA. You only need calculus when you are going to be applying it. (I.e. the science fields, CPA, Actuary, Math professor).

Originally posted by karron0624

Don't be an accountant, be an actuary. Same job, but more money.

CPA = can't pass actuary exam.

X1000

[Olpsy]

Originally posted by jordanjm

Perception in Psychology (Specifics on how we see, touch,taste,hear etc..). The course itself was not hard but the way it was taught made it almost impossible. The class I was in started out with over 40 people and by the time the final rolled around we were down to 11 and only 7 passed the class. I felt a sense of pride when a classmate was taking that class this semester and told me about an email the professor sent stating those numbers. Knowing that I was one of those 7 made me feel wonderful.

I think I was/am going to take that course...
Congrats on passing!

[karron0624]

Originally posted by BudBud

ch i had a teacher teach me all that mirco macro stuff , and i swear to the heavens he was the worst teacher to do it.
when he taught it , he faced the board and blocked it as he written, he took 20 minutes during class time to set up , he gave us the wrong practice exams to do , gave us extension of 10 weeks and never told our grades.

i cant




Thanks for the advice sis
I need to provide for the family as well as for me "broke with expensive taste"
and i CANNOT do another 4 years at accounting school on top of 3-4 years on my current degree

shoudl i change my major then?

I think in order to be an actuary, you have to take the same courses as an accounting major. I would ask your math professor because they have all the details on this. Whereas accounting is more money related, actuaries deal with statistics.

I.E. an actuary determines where to place hotels, the premiums for car insurance etc. Accountants deal with bills.

After a thirty year career, an accountant should be making 110k while an actuary is making 350k.

However, with an accountant, you only have to take the CPA exam. To be an actuary, I think you take five exams throughout your career. Your math professor would know this better than me. I researched this like three years ago.

[Olpsy]

Originally posted by DDRdashing

good luck sis! you better make use of those office hours.

Thank you. I'm gonna need to do something,haha.

[Reinvention]

Media society and politics was the name. Marxism, post-Marxism, neo-Marxism, fundamentalism and so many other -isms I've since forgotten. Theoretical nightmare of a paper.

[chris1991]

Originally posted by MP2K

Idk but Accounting is getting on my last nerve.

[IMG]

Originally posted by cheers09

advanced financial accounting. i had to sleep with my professor to pass ugh

oh and global/international trade.

[/IMG]

Taking Accounting was one of the worst times of my life. I literally shed tears. I failed once and barley passed with a C the second time. Needles to say that I changed my major, because I still had to take like 3 accounting courses and I absolutely hated it.

[Buddy!]

Ethics

And currently creative writing is being a bitch. The amount of reading i have this semester

Between my lit class, creative writing, and ancient civilizations

[chilicheese01]

Originally posted by Element

Integration has some crazzzzzy parts to it. It can be super challenging.

And some kids are juniors in my school taking AP Calc II.

[Element]

Originally posted by chilicheese01

And some kids are juniors in my school taking AP Calc II.

Dang!

[Sensation]

Philosophy of Religion

[BudBud]

Originally posted by karron0624

I think in order to be an actuary, you have to take the same courses as an accounting major. I would ask your math professor because they have all the details on this. Whereas accounting is more money related, actuaries deal with statistics.

I.E. an actuary determines where to place hotels, the premiums for car insurance etc. Accountants deal with bills.

After a thirty year career, an accountant should be making 110k while an actuary is making 350k.

However, with an accountant, you only have to take the CPA exam. To be an actuary, I think you take five exams throughout your career. Your math professor would know this better than me. I researched this like three years ago.

I think im just gonna go to the career adviser, i cant at this

[chris1991]

Accounting is no joke. I applaude anyone who makes it out alive. Some accounting major's don't even sleep.

[karron0624]

Originally posted by BudBud

I think im just gonna go to the career adviser, i cant at this

Let me revise then. Right out of college, an accountant will make about 50 k (median) and an actuary will make about 95k (median). Then through natural progression it will hit those numbers.

But choose a field you actually like.

[Kinuotose]

Originally posted by BudBud

I think im just gonna go to the career adviser, i cant at this

[conseeded]

Comp. II, but it's mostly because I'm lazy and I hate poetry.

[zzzzzzy]

I made a 69 in pre-cal during the spring semester, started calculus the next week for summer semester and ended up making a 96

[hairofglory]

Only in my first year but definitely Calc 3. I somehow managed to do really well on the final so I didn't do bad overall but the midterms and quizzes destroyed me. So many hours on web assign I'll never get back

[D/X]

Discrete Mathematics. My notebooks is filled with hieroglyphs that, to this day, I don't understand. Can't even remember how I made it.

Oh, and Computer Graphics. But that was the teacher. He was nuts.

[Kinuotose]

Originally posted by zzzzzzy

I made a 69 in pre-cal during the spring semester, started calculus the next week for summer semester and ended up making a 96