<p>Or another stat class (i.e. 20)</p>
<p>oh, you guys are talking about N21? My bad, I thought you were talking about normal stats 21</p>
<p>@thebigshow</p>
<p>Well, Jenny answered my questions both on the phone and through email. She may have been a little short, but overall has been very helpful. I still don’t understand what is so bad about taking this stats course in the summer. It would make SOOO much sense in my situation. I have nothing else better to do than to waste my summer away with this class, and I am a good student. It would be nice to know that 1/2 of my Econ declaring process would be done before Fall!</p>
<p>Are you going to be living on campus over the summer? I am too far away to actually take a class at Berkeley 
Are you taking discrete @ Berkeley?</p>
<p>I don’t plan to go to grad school with my Econ degree. I want to enter the work force in some nice finance job, so I am trying to prepare myself for Berkeley the best that I can.</p>
<p>I am taking discrete math and acr at berkeley. I will be at the dorms. </p>
<p>You should consider AEH. She recommended it to me. It requires economics, but not economic theory. I’m sure you took basic micro and econ? If you did, you should be fine.</p>
<p>I think I’m changing my major to math. I, too, am interested in finance. Good luck. She explicitly told me not to take it. I would listen to her. Don’t take it. She said even if you’re good at math, don’t do it. She wants us to take it in the fall. Just take an elective that doesn’t require theory.</p>
<p>Hey BigShow,</p>
<p>I’ll see you in Discrete. You should take 134 with me too :).</p>
<p>Econ 100A/B is just the theory without too much mathematics. Econ 101A/101B is more math intensive (hence 53 is a prereq to 101A). You can mix up 100A with 101B and vise versa. Also, if you want to take the math intensive econometrics, you need the 101 series. </p>
<p>Source: Economics advisor.</p>