Accounting + Diffeq + Econometrics = suicide?

Hey! I'm considering my schedule for next term. I go to a target school, and was wondering if taking Financial Accounting, Differential Equations, and Econometrics simultaneously might kill me. I'm a Econ-Stat double major.

I'd just like some insight on if anybody has done it before or what to expect.

 

Diff-eq is actually an incredibly easy and straightforward class. If you can do multivariable calc, I can't imagine that you would have problems with it... Financial accounting also isn't difficult.

 

diff eq is not a particularly hard class relative to the real nasty ones in math. econometrics depends but it's fairly straightforward. financial accounting should be fine.

there are worse combos out there. just don't expect to be able to party hard, sleep a lot, and get good grades. well really, you shouldn't ever unless you're like an american studies major.

 

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