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Your pre-business classes, like CIS 105, ACC 230 and 240 will be about 300-400 students. All 3 meet for labs at one time during the week (at least they did when I took them) with around 30 students, giving you that 1on1 time. Your economics classes will range between 40-100 students depending on which one you take. I'm in the honors program, so all 300 intro classes, like MKT 300, SCM 300, etc. I have taken with a capped class at 30 students. Otherwise, they will have lots of students. Once you get into your program, and start taking upper-division courses in your major, class sizes will shrink dramatically.
I wouldn't worry so much about large classes. The professors usually have lots of office hours and plenty of TA's who you can go to for help. Plus, these classes are usually very structured, with easy-to-follow directions and plenty of resources to utilize (for instance, my accounting professor posted review videos before exams, and the textbook had online quizzes and such).
Is it rigorous? It can be at times. It also depends on your major, but it is doable if you're willing to make the effort and enjoy what you're learning.
Message me with any specific questions. I'll be a junior supply chain major next year.
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