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I think you should take it because it's always good to understand things from a multivariate perspective, which you don't get until calc 3. Certain things in macroeconomics as well as econometrics may require an understanding of some concepts only taught in calc 3. You can learn those concepts without taking the whole class though.

It's not necessary if you are a good self-learner but may be necessary if you struggle teaching math to yourself.

 

My undergraduate Micro classes (intermediate and up) used concepts from calc 3. I was able to learn them without taking the class but it would have been helpful to have a broader understanding of the topic. I'd look at the classes/career that your interested in and see if these concepts will be helpful.

 

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