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Hi Minny97, check out these links:
I hope those threads give you a bit more insight.
Yes. Will it take work? More so than a Finance/Econ major. You need to learn concepts and network a lot on the side.
No. Prep courses may help, but they're not factored into the application. You can demonstrate you have knowledge through other ways.
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Calc 1 is not a high level math class lmao
If you go to a target, major is irrelevant
Nobody cares about prep courses
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