Am I Fucked?

Start reading about linear algebra and calculus at an undergraduate level.
Have fun

Most people going into uni for math will be starting at Calc II

>>9000535
So I should study up before taking my first calculus class? Or will I be fine if I take one-hitters and jack off to my dojins all summer?

>>9000537
Yeah, I know. That's why I'm wondering if I should just quit while I'm ahead, and major in something more akin to my brainlet status, like geology or biology.

>>9000532
So long as you actually put the effort into learning the material, you should be fine.

>>9000532
Do you like math? Stuff like analysis and algebra. Look at some books like Spivak's calculus, Rosenlicht's analysis, Rudin's principles of analysis, Axler's linear algebra, Hoffman and Kunze's linear algebra, Artin's algebra, Herstein's topics in algebra. See if any of this material interests you since it's more what you'll be doing as a math major than any math you've done before. Don't worry about not understanding it, wanting to understand it is enough.

it takes one semester to catch up from calculus 1 to calculus 2.

>>9000532
You'll be fine. I graduated with honors in pure math and I took calculus 1 first semester. Not every school has AP calculus.

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>>9000749
Thanka for the advice, guys. I'll just go for it and see how far I can go with it.

>>9000532
Better hurry up to catch up. Learn Calculus & Linear Algebra quickly.
Don't procrastinate.
If you study quickly now you'll be fine & safe later.

You're fine. I took Cal 1 for the first time in the summer of 2014, didn't even much like math before that. I just finished my first year of grad school, doing great in classes on measure- theoretic analysis, manifolds and algebraic topology.

If you take an interest and devote time outside of class reading supplementary resources and preparing before the semester starts by reading ahead you will succeed.

>>9000532
My friend didn't have calc 12 when she started math. She just graduated with a 4.3/4.33 GPA in Honours Math. You'll be fine if you put in the work.

>>9000543
Is geology a brainlet major?

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>>9000983 #
During Oil industry Booms Geology is well paid.
However during Oil Crysis or Slumps (like now) Geology is very underpaid.

I don't recommend Geology if you don't love rocks for life.

because there are more exciting or lucrative (however harder & more challenging) STEM fields out there such as Physics or ECE

>>9000999
Ya, that was my worst unit in BC Science 10. Took one university class in it to satisfy an elective...big mistake.