<p>I've been interested in doing business, specifically international business, entrepreneurship, maybe management. I've applied to business schools and put international business as the top choice in the common. </p>
<p>The problem is that my math grades are not strong. I had a C- freshmen year in PSC Geometry, a very hard class, dropped down from the honors math track to the advanced track, averaged Bs. This year I'm taking Calc AB, and have a C+ so far, and it looks like itll stay that way by my midyear report. SAT wise, I don't have an SAT II math, and my SAT I math was 680. </p>
<p>I'm applying to pretty competitive schools too, since my other grades are strong and my overall SAT are 2200, but will applying to business schools or putting down a business major hurt my chances of entry because of my math grades? I don't think the majors I've listed interest in are math heavy, international business probably requires some calculus. Would I have better chances if I put down like Political Science, or International relations as my first? Currently they are my second, but its very close. I'm still unsure of what I want to do.</p>
<p>As a note, I am not considering switching majors just to improve my chances of getting in. It is honestly very close between the two, and I just don't want to be handicapped. I'd just like to know some honest opinions on how much of a factor it may be. </p>
<p>Thanks</p>