<p>Accounting? Zero. Auditing requires a little bit of stats, but in an applied way, not in a theoretical way. You need to be able to use tables or a calculator for interest rate problems; depending on your school, you might need to be able to memorize the formula. Cost accounting has a little multiplication. For the rest of it, addition and subtraction is enough to get you through school, and once you’re out in the world, the computer does all that stuff. There’s next to no math in accounting.</p>
<p>It helps a lot to be smart, but you don’t have to be mathy.</p>