<p>I think business calc goes into calc1b, and maybe calc 1c. It is pretty much calc without the proofs and trigonometry. </p>
<p>And the word problems are 10x easier. </p>
<p>I never took the class, but I tutor it. As a econ major, it is just a fascinating class because it is more pertinent (or narrowly focused) to business than calc1a. </p>
<p>Hell hopefully they let you in and maybe you could take precalc in the summer and calc 1a during your first semester…</p>
<p>Well, do what maximizes your own self-interest. If you went to sjsu or ucsc, I can guarantee you that you will gain the skills required to grow your business. Haas is just a name; by that I mean it is good for jobs. And I am sure you are going to make more than most Haas graduates who end up landing an accounting job…</p>