Can I suggest something, the classes you have mentioned sound like they are mostly first year and perhaps second year classes. Alot of the time in these classes actually understanding the material is not what's required, as classes will more focus on wrote learning for their assessment. However...
Well what are your opinions? Would not having a solid grounding in statistics be more useful than a solid knowledge of the applications of econometrics?
For example the University of Vienna (Austria) is ranked around 87th in the world yet it's the oldest institution in the german speaking world (1365), why is this? Is language a reason?
Ok so I have done around 1.5 years of maths, science and engineering classes (12 subjects) and realized I didnt enjoy engineering (my major), so I have now changed from a bachelor of electrical engineering to a bachelor of science. Now I am want to include a maths major in the degree however I...