<p>"I would like to major in Business, but I’m not comfortable with number-crunching and the like. I’ve been considering Marketing/Marketing Strategy and Advertising (firms like Fuelhaus, Roxburgh, and Landis). "</p>
<p>Again, though, marketing is very numbers-oriented. If you’re going to be consulting companies on their marketing strategy, you have to deal with market statistics and formulate projections (and partial pro-forma financial statements) for your clients’ business plans. There’s quite a bit of number crunching in addition to the creative stuff. Advertising is not numbers oriented, but that’s not really a business field.</p>
<p>“Does anyone know how much math is needed for finance? i’m not that great at math but i am interested in finance…”</p>
<p>The more math you know, the better. For an undergrad finance degree (depending on your school), you can probably get away with just knowing Calc 1 and Stats, but finance is really nothing but math. I can’t see getting through it without being comfortable with math.</p>