It's not difficult. Listen to the teacher once and you will understand most of the contents. You should stick to the teacher's ideas. A small part needs to be heard later. Learning financial management should focus on understanding, followed by memorizing formulas.

And please remember one sentence: it's easier to do than to do it. Many things seem difficult to others, but if you do them, you will find that things will become easier as long as you are willing to do them.

1. liberal arts students will encounter some difficulties in learning financial management if they are not good at math. However, as long as they learn calculus and other mathematics-related subjects well in college, there is still no problem.

2. When the general school recruits the major of financial management, there are more liberal arts students than science students, so this major is more liberal arts. Financial management contains a large number of mathematical formulas and calculations, so the financial management major has certain requirements for mathematics.

However, the calculus course of financial management major does not require high school mathematics foundation. Even if the foundation of mathematics is insufficient, you can learn related subjects well. Of course, if you have a good math foundation, you will have an advantage.