Winter Classes Help (Ross)

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<p>So I'll be applying to Ross in the spring and I'm looking for some help picking classes for next semester. Right now I am taking English 125, Psych 111, Anthro 101, and Math 285. I'm thinking about what to take next semester. What I'm thinking is Econ 101, Math 286, Stats 250 and SAC 236. I have a few specific questions:</p>

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<li>How does this look in terms of rigor for getting into the b-school? I know they like to see that you are challenging yourself.</li>
<li>I'm not sure if I want to take math next semester... I'm already going to be taking Econ and Stats and I'm wondering if math will give me too many quantitative classes. I've always liked/been good at math but this semester I'm not enjoying my class (Calc 3) but I feel like maybe I should take one more math class before I'm sure I don't like it. Does anyone have any info on Math 286 (Honors Differential Equations) or regular Diff Eq?</li>
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<p>Any help would be appreciated!</p>

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<p>Well I’m just saying that your course load is definitely rigorous enough for next semester. Math 286 is pretty hard, a few of my friends taking the class who got near perfect scores in high school aren’t doing so well. Its not impossibly hard but you need to put in a lot of work which may be hard considering the other courses you are taking.</p>

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<p>i wouldn’t consider econ 101 and stats 250 quantitative</p>

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<p>Ok I know but I was thinking taking stats, econ and math might be too much of that kind of thing rather than interesting classes like the electives I’m taking this semester… ha I don’t know</p>