I am an insurance major. Generally speaking, it is difficult for insurance majors to learn calculus in freshmen, linear algebra in sophomores and actuarial direction in juniors. In a word, the insurance major has high requirements for mathematics, but it is not difficult to learn statistics. I have a teacher who is an accountant, and all the math experts failed a small part in the final exam of statistics.

It's hard enough. I suggest you change it to one that doesn't need much math.