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14 Jul 2007, 10:13
Calculus -- no, you dont need calculus for grad school
Intro to Statistics (again) -- no, you already have it and a B is fine... plus in marketing, I know you have experienced some data mining... you can always talk about that.
Intro to Financial Accounting - yea...
Intro to Managerial Accounting - #1.5 choices (managerial accounting is usually something you take after financial accounting in my experience)
Intro to Microeconomics - yea good choice
Intro to Macroeconomics - less interesting than micro in my own opinion - and usually not as quantitative either. Its more about policy and a few basic concepts around money supply, interest rates, etc. Micro is more algebra, graphs, supply and demand, intercepts, calculating areas under a curve, etc.
Basic Corporate Finance - Not a bad choice but usually these courses can be hard for someone with no background at all.
So, I'd just look at
Intro to Financial Accounting
Intro to Microeconomics
Basic Corporate Finance
And see which one interests you most. Note that accounting isnt quantitative, but its a classic staple of b-school.... so if you are just trying to show you can handle bschool its a good choice. if you want to talk about building quant skills, its probably not as strong of a choice as micro...