🥨 BWL in München: the exam trainer for everyone on the U6

The courses

• 💸 Investment & Financial Management ("Investition und Finanzierung") - 159 questions, 12 topics. Interest, annuities, bonds, valuation, cost of capital, portfolio & options.
• 📉 Economics 1 - Microeconomics ("Mikroökonomie / VWL 1") - 107 questions, 10 topics. Supply & demand, elasticities, consumer and production theory, market structures.
• 🏛️ Economics 2 - Macroeconomics ("Makroökonomie / VWL 2") - 90 questions, 12 topics. National accounts, inflation, labor market, monetary and fiscal policy, open economy.
• 📒 Financial Accounting ("Buchführung und Bilanzierung") - exam questions coming soon. Balance sheet, income statement, journal entries, depreciation, provisions, cash flow.
• 🧮 Cost Accounting ("Kostenrechnung / Kosten- und Leistungsrechnung") - 91 questions, 9 topics. Cost types, cost centers, overhead allocation, contribution margin, break-even, variances.
• 🚀 Entrepreneurship ("Entrepreneurship") - exam questions coming soon. Business models, lean startup, market sizing, funding, cap table, valuation.
• 📣 Marketing ("Marketing") - exam questions coming soon. STP, market research, the 4 Ps, pricing strategy, customer value and digital metrics.

The campus map, by exam anxiety

• Garching: End of the U6, start of the exam. The library opens early, the wind never closes, and the Mensa queue is the only equilibrium anyone reaches before noon.
• Arcisstraße: The main campus in the middle of München: the Audimax, the courtyard, and the ten-minute walk from the U-Bahn during which most of the lecture is forgotten again.
• Straubing: The campus on the Danube. Fewer people, same formulas, better air. The BroDollars count exactly the same there.
• Heilbronn: The management campus: the one place where business administration is the main event and not the thing engineers walk past. The leaderboard does not know the difference.
• Ottobrunn: Rockets and aerospace by day. The cost of capital works the same at launch altitude, and so does the exam tolerance.

Wherever you sit, the exam is the same sheet of calculations. The trainer draws new numbers each run, so the second attempt at a topic is never the first one again - which is, statistically, where most of the panic lives.