honestly if your math is good, then it's all decently easy
if you learn your basic math and learn the basic calculus concepts well, it'll all connect in those basic classes

thanks for the advice man, i know you helped me out with trig. I will say trig is the hardest class ive taken to date, mostly because this professor is so picky about what he wants on exams and showing 150% work to the last detail, and assigns literally about 100-200 problems a week for HW (sadly isnt part of the grade).. and you lose points even if you have the right answer but skip a step to save time.. but i do spend a lot of time in the campus math lab getting tutored, so I would say i have good study habits. we'll see what happens!

This post was edited by Bean` on Apr 20 2014 06:55pm

its not suicide Im currently a mathematics major and I took a sophomore level business calculus in m senior year in high school and it was actually really easy they teach nearly the same things as a normal calculus class would only the applications are different

as for physics (no calc) if you can solve a system of equations (speed velocity and accel type questions) basic algebra and equation manipulation and have basic scientific knowledge youll be fine

as for accounting idk

it sounds like a moderate course load