u/parokyano

hi everyone! as the title says, i recently accepted my offer to AFM but i'm sort of second guessing myself.

i'm interested in pursuing a career in accounting/finance/data analytics (i'm not sure which yet, but def something in money+numbers or even corporate law).

however, i'm wondering now whether i made the right decision. if i want a high role like CFO, do i need a BBA (e.g. laurier) or is BAFM alright? or am i thinking too far ahead?

committing to a university has been stressing me out so much and i would really appreciate help!

hi everyone! as the title says, i'm wondering if bba is needed for high roles like CFO, director, etc

i'm interested in pursuing a career in accounting/finance/data analytics (not quite sure yet, might even explore corporate law), and i only recently accepted my offer to waterloo afm.

however, i'm wondering now whether i made the right decision. if i want a high role like CFO, do i need a BBA or is BAFM alright?

committing has been stressing me out so much and i would really appreciate help!

hi guys im just wondering what the dean's reception is about other than meeting the dean + tour of schulich

is there food? it is quite lengthy so idk when we would have time to get dinner. and what other stuff are there?

and the dress code? it says business casual but im not really sure what that means. should i come in a suit or can i just come in khakis + a polo or crewneck

doing an old exam from 2012 and the MCQ is a lot harder than what i've been doing so far..

has the exam changed since 2012? has the exam by chance gotten easier like most curriculum has since 2012? im lowkey worried

hi everyone

as the title says, i don't know where to commit. ive gotten into schulich, laurier bba and waterloo afm but each of them have their own push/pull factors.

i'm leaning a lot towards schulich but ive heard that the program itself and their reputation is going down. however it is the least expensive as i won't need to pay for residence

waterloo afm and laurier ive heard are really good programs, however i will need to pay for residence and i'm not sure if i'll have the money. they do have co-op tho...

any advice? how do you even go about deciding where to commit? i keep hearing mixed opinions so ive been really indecisive.

fyi my main goal is finance/accounting or corporate law. i'm also exploring careers in data analytics since im finding data mgt + stats interesting

as the title says, im wondering which topics are most critical for AB, whether that be MCQ or FRQ.

e.g. riemann sums, related rates, trapezoid rule, etc

guys im genuinely panicking with one week left to review all of calc AB.

don't get me wrong, ive learned all the content (my school has a specific course for calc ab) and can probably scrape at least a 3 if i took it rn but i feel scared knowing theres one week to go and i haven't began a comprehensive review yet.

any tips to reviewing the whole course in one week? what are the most heavily weighted units on the exam? what should i prioritize?

my weakest sections are any of the theorems, riemann sums, volumes of revolution. can these potentially be FRQs? especially riemann sums, they're so long and for what 😭😭

please send help and wishing y'all luck