ZombieOfTheDead

Bachelor of science in mathematics? Switch ASAP.

Only usage for it is bragging rights among your coworkers when you land a job at your local McDonald's.

It's just a placeholder right now, but I'm definitely going into something in math. Would go into Actuarial Mathematics, but with how difficult this class is, there's no way I'll get the grades to get into that major.

The conceptual leap into what integrals, derivatives and limits are is one of the bigger leaps in math. You never really are prepared for it in previous math courses.

Also, multi-variable calculus isn't as scary as it sounds. It's just extremely tedious, because it is basically running an integral for each variable while treating the variables you aren't integrating as constants.

That will all make sense to you one day.

If you survive Infinite series.

Actuarial Science is more along the accounting path. I don't think you need more than calc 1 for it actually.