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I’m an incoming econ student and im going to be take Stat 1 and Calc 2 for data science (MATH 1265) in the same semester.

Should I be worried about my work load?????

For context, I have taken Calc BC(4 on ap exam) and my class actually taught me calc 3 stuff up to function gradients. But I never took stats.

My other classes are:
BUS 2214 Financial Accounting
ECON 2021 Big Data Solv Econ & Scl Prblm
BUS 1100 Career Readiness 1

Any good on campus jobs with good pay to hour ratio?
I’m tryna make some money while still having time to study and socialize.

I got accepted as an Econ major, but I want to switch to business admin as I'm leaning toward an accounting career path, and I don't like how theory-based econ is. How possible is the switch? I know that since they're both in the business school, it's definitely possible, but I'm concerned about the whole process of taking those extra classes and how manageable that is.

I should be able to skip GE 1A and MATH 1264 from AP exams, and then ECON 2001 from the 1st term course overlap. But wouldn't that leave me with 3 extra courses, meaning that my 2nd term has 7 courses?? That seems kinda crazy.

Any advice, knowledge, and personal experience are greatly appreciated