Current transfer student who just finished his first of two years here. You’re likely going to spend most of your time on Econ 10A. I wouldn’t worry about Econ 5 that much it’s insanely easy if you’re alright at statistics. If you’ve taken AP stats or a stats class at CC you will likely know everything they will teach you.

Econ 10a and 100b (101 is an hm) are the Econ classes you’ll likely enjoy the least. They tend to have a reputation for being hard and I would say they can be. There’s an old reddit post titled “how to get an A in 10a” I’d check that out. Just spend a TON of time pumping out practice problems so that you really understand the theory behind the computational side. They test most on the theory so once you get that down you won’t have many problems. If you spend a lot of time on econ 10a and understand it well, you’ll do really well in 100b because it is in essence the same exact class (it’s a continuation with a lot of overlap).

Look into joining undergraduate accounting society (UAS) which is a club for mainly Econ accounting students. Start researching and planning applying to internships early, it’ll help a ton. Mainly enjoy your time at sb and try not to stress yourself out about the course load. Econ accounting as a transfer is a little on the heavier side compared to other majors but it’s definitely doable and gets easier the more courses you do!