u/New_Barracuda_6153

ATTENTION EVERYONE WHO KNOWS SOMETHING ABOUT THIS MAJOR:

Hey yall, I didn't see any math pre-reqs, but this does seem to be a technical major. Do we really not need any math prior knowledge (I have rough pre-calc level knowledge).

And alot of people say this led them to genuine data/SWE jobs, does anyone know that to be true?

LAST QUESTION PLS: Are the classes easy? Are they like math/data/comp sci kind of classes? More just poli sci classes with a sprinkling of coding? What do I expect?

Thanks everyone!!

Hey everyone. I'm a rather reserved and analytical oriented person, but I want to break out and learn sales skills in-field (I'm a college student, so I'd like a part time sales position). Reasoning being, that I'm planning to start building my dream business, which greatly relies on sales capability.

But between the pyramid schemes online, and my total lack of knowledge, I'd appreciate advice on how to find real and valuable remote position where I can build sales skills.