<p>I probably will major in accounting for my business major, but seriously, coming from someone who was pre-med first but then switched to business, your classes aren’t going to be THAT HARD. I know accounting is supposed to be the toughest major and all, but come on, can you still compare the difficulty of accounting to pre-med classes, engineering and that sort of thing? I remember when I took bio and chem in the same term, I took less credit hours, but spent a helluva lot more time in class and outside of class doing homework/studying. When I took intro to business and economics, I did almost nothing and wound up with a 3.88 GPA. </p>
<p>So don’t get me wrong, you will have to study, and I’m sure you’ll have to study quite a bit for the upper level classes, but I wouldn’t worry about it so much because business majors have much more generous curves, and I highly doubt the difficulty exceeds that of something like upper level math or physics. There might be a lot to memorize, but I’d rather memorize a lot of rules than study my ass off for an advanced physics class only to fail anyways because I have hit a wall intellectually. Not everyone can understand upper level science/math, but anyone who puts the appropriate work in will do fine in business.</p>
<p>bring on the flames (I know they’re coming for me)</p>