If you're going into business, math is useless. Though some prestigious business programs force you to take math the 1st year. They try to make it tough because they want all the good people to survive and move along with their degree. There are many 1st year uni dropouts.
Accounting is so easy. Getting a 97 in that class atm. My teacher ****ing sucks though. I always have to teach myself by Googling the ****.
The only downside is that you have to be VERY concise and iti s very tedious.
Well your course must not be as intense as the once offered at my university. My university has one of the best business school in Texas and making its way up even higher. On the first day the professor of the course even said "if you are used to making straight A's well don't expect to make an A in his accounting. Accounting is tough.
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If you're going into business, math is useless. Though some prestigious business programs force you to take math the 1st year. They try to make it tough because they want all the good people to survive and move along with their degree. There are many 1st year uni dropouts.
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My school requires the math courses. Pre-cal, statistic and some other one.
Trigonometry takes the ****ing cake
I am struggling right now it's by the grace of god I have a B
Trigonometry is the easiest most one dimensional math ever and the sooner you realize that all you have to do is memorize like 4/5 trigonometric functions you will be in more than great shape.
I got an A in managerial, financial, intermediate 1 & cost. if you go over the lecture notes and do practice problems you will do well. if ur lazy and don't wanna put in the effort, u won't!
also at actuary tho. all that math u HAVE to know? chile bye!
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 was planning on becoming an Accountant, but you got me interested in becoming an Actuary now.
Trigonometry is the easiest most one dimensional math ever and the sooner you realize that all you have to do is memorize like 4/5 trigonometric functions you will be in more than great shape.
I got an A in managerial, financial, intermediate 1 & cost. if you go over the lecture notes and do practice problems you will do well. if ur lazy and don't wanna put in the effort, u won't!
also at actuary tho. all that math u HAVE to know? chile bye!
It's like math. The more you practice it, the better you'll get at it.
I got an A in managerial, financial, intermediate 1 & cost. if you go over the lecture notes and do practice problems you will do well. if ur lazy and don't wanna put in the effort, u won't!
also at actuary tho. all that math u HAVE to know? chile bye!
but being an accountant needs you to go to that chartered accounting school - i cant at those extra years
Getting a 97 in that class atm. My teacher ****ing sucks though. I always have to teach myself by Googling the ****. 
