[mikeczyz]

one thing i'm discovering is that most ugrad business programs require very little math. while this may not be a problem for some folks, if you intend to pursue graduate studies in economics, statistics or other quant related fields, you may want to take a few extra semesters of math. for instance, this is crib'd from the uc-berkeley econ graduate admissions checklist:

"Applicants must have knowledge of multivariate calculus, basic matrix algebra, and differential equations; completion of a two-year math sequence, which emphasizes proofs and derivations, should provide adequate preparation."

Umm, at my ugrad business program, you don't even need pre-calc to graduate. just some sissy business math courses...something to keep in mind for the future.