cheetos9

I realized I messed this up. I had Joey Choi for FIN 730, and for FIN 710 I had Chengho Hsieh.

Fin 710 was one I wished I had doubled up on. It was four tests, all of the reading/practice of which can be done within two evenings prior - if you're a more math based person/quick reader. I thought Econ 705 was not bad at all and doubled on it, so would say you'd sail through this one also. I might have enjoyed this one the most, prof made his own textbook and it cut through all the crap to just teach you what you needed to know. I'd estimate just 4 hours of work every other week plus whatever time on the tests.

Fin 701 I did double up on, and didn't find it hard to do so. I feel like I probably had to put more time into 701 than I did 710, lots of reading.

I took fin 710 prior to fin 701 and found a fair amount of carryover. 710 was a more stripped down, testing you on the actual math only, whereas 701 was a lot on writing/explaining and very little math. Vines seems like a cool guy and really cared about teaching, but I wasn't a huge fan of this course.

Taking acct 701 in spring ap1, so can't weight in on that one.

If anything, I would say make sure and do Fin 710 since it's not always offered.