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G-nerd · 01-11-2012, 03:33 PM

If anyone in this forum is majoring in economics or has graduated with a degree can you provide a review of the core econ courses which are econ 301, 302, 305, and buec 333.

I have heard that these courses are a nightmare and that many people fail these classes. I am contemplating right now if it's worth it to pursue an econ degree since many students just end up failing and starting back at square one. My alternative choice would be to transfer to business where the courses aren't too math intensive.

What does one need to do to survive these courses. I am not too math deficient since I got a B+ in calculus 1 but if this requires a higher quantitative level then I am screwed. I am really freaking out about these classes, are there any profs that are more sympathetic to the students ?

01-11-2012, 03:33 PM	#9031
G-nerd Proud to be called a RS Regular! Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Burnaby Posts: 107 Thanked 14 Times in 12 Posts Failed 20 Times in 6 Posts	Any econ majors out there ? If anyone in this forum is majoring in economics or has graduated with a degree can you provide a review of the core econ courses which are econ 301, 302, 305, and buec 333. I have heard that these courses are a nightmare and that many people fail these classes. I am contemplating right now if it's worth it to pursue an econ degree since many students just end up failing and starting back at square one. My alternative choice would be to transfer to business where the courses aren't too math intensive. What does one need to do to survive these courses. I am not too math deficient since I got a B+ in calculus 1 but if this requires a higher quantitative level then I am screwed. I am really freaking out about these classes, are there any profs that are more sympathetic to the students ?