I go to school in the morning and work afternoons. I caught an episode last week where a kid won $11,000 on the Big Wheel. Wicked stoner looking kid. His t-shirt was written in marker and said something like "Pick me we need gas money".
Thats hitting $1.00 twice. Odds 400:1.
It depends on what field you are going into, if you're a history major, obviously you're never going to need to know the general solution to a second order linear differential equation. As a chemical engineer its fundamental.
Math classes can become interesting after calc too. Once you have a really strong understanding of calculus things start to come easily. Right now I'm finishing up in Linear Methods and next semester I have a course on complex variables, which will probably be my last math course.
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