incoming college freshman majoring in business, need advice

[Anonymous No.10394806]

I want to make a money and have decent job security so i'm majoring in business with a concentration in international trade. the only problem is that i'm absolute dogshit at math and don't understand trig, geometry, precalc, anything above algebra and my brain malfunctions. how am i gonna make it?

[Anonymous No.10394823]

hire a chink to do your math

[Anonymous No.10394846]

>>10394823
is that actually a viable option

[Anonymous No.10394867]

>>10394806
You won’t. Your job is not needed and generally creates more problems for others.

If you’re gonna stay in business go with accounting since that’s an actual skill. If you genuinely can’t understand middle school math then go into the trades.

[Anonymous No.10394926]

>>10394867
This or finance

T. Recent management grad that's getting rekt in job market

[Anonymous No.10394973]

>>10394926
i'll look into it, i just want to get into a position of power and place an embargo on rice from north korea and sombreros from mexico

[Anonymous No.10394999]

>>10394973
CIS too, all 3 of these are heavy math related. Honestly join a frat or something and suck a prof dick to get good connections cause that's what I'm learning matters the most

[Anonymous No.10395009]

>>10394973
Please don't say cringeworthy things like that while you're in college

[Anonymous No.10395012]

>>10394806
Become professional blowjober

[Anonymous No.10395015]

>>10394867
>accounting

he'll be obsolete before he graduates

the only paths now are to be a completely autistic STEMfag who codes as a hobby, or to gain people skills and manage the autismos

[Anonymous No.10395062]

>>10395009
i don't have autistic outbursts in real life
its the conditioning

[Anonymous No.10395075]

>>10394926
currently double majoring in management information systems and HR management. how bad is it anon? its too late for me to really change majors drastically

[Anonymous No.10395104]

>>10394926
>>10394973

only major in finance if you are graduating from a top tier school or already have networks.
if not go accounting.

[Anonymous No.10395163]

>>10395104
i understand international trade is a niche concentration concentration, but its a very lucrative path and bludgeoning other countries monetarily sounds fulfilling. would Business Administration do me any good or is that too vague

[Anonymous No.10395176]

>>10394806
based Elon ID, youlll be fine on that fact alone

[Anonymous No.10395919]

>>10395075
Entry sales you should be good, but it's likely gonna be inside where you cold call. Everyone looks for experience for shit which neither requires a degree or experience. Actually consider any skillset you get from the education if any at all. Accounting, finance, cis all provide hard skillsets, whereas management is null, marketing maybe and international is a meme unless you know a language or law code. I still think I'm better off with a degree than not, but I should have shopped around a little more in terms of collegiate involvement. Good luck anons