Biology or Physics?

[NorthWestLover]

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<blockquote> <p>indianbasketball Actually, I gotta admit, I don't know about econ major that much :P But considering Univ. of Oregon offers "Calculus for Business" classes, and reading somethng about that you need to take math classes higher than calculus (e.g. linear algebra) if you're considering of studying economics in graduate school, I think studying calculus is pretty darn important. Plus, calculus has some applications to economics as well.</p> </blockquote>

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<p>But I'm not so sure about calculus required to study econ, so I would visit a school you want to go in future, and see what kind of math classes you're required to take in order to fulfill your econ major requirement. Sorry about not being so clear. I'm a biochem major, so don't know much about this field :P</p>

[sky7walker]

<p>I'm taking IB higher level bio and physics. for me physics for sure is harder than bio, since all you do is memorize stuff for bio. whilst physics takes more understanding, but in the end it's awesome, because it makes sense out of everything.
I took a semester of chemistry college prep, and I didn't get some stuff, now I do because of physics.
it's good if you can take all three, as they all inter-relate</p>

<p>just my opinion</p>

[Johnson181]

<p>Pfffft. </p>

<p>Here's to being able to take Bio 2 and Phys at the same time.</p>