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14 Jan 2006, 10:44
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i am a young college student and am planning to take the gmat in a couple years. i am planning on taking atleast one math a semester. After i take calculus 1, what classes (because some of these are more specific) would most likely enforce concepts i need for the gmat. Also, assuming i fully understand each course, what order would you do them in. As you can see from the list below I am overwhelmed with options and my entire course taking interest is to prepare for the gmat. assume i can take 6 or 7 MAs (maths) before the GMAT and as many STs (Statistics)
MA 101 - Intermediate Algebra
MA 103 - Topics in Contemporary Mathematics
MA 105 - Mathematics of Finance
MA 111 - Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry
MA 114 - Introduction to Finite Mathematics with Applications
MA 222 - Applied Discrete Mathematics
MA 241 - Calculus II
MA 242 - Calculus III
MA 301 - Introduction to Differential Equations
MA 302 - Numerical Applications to Differential Equations
MA 303 - Linear Analysis
MA 305 - Elementary Linear Algebra
MA 308 - College Geometry
MA 325 - Introduction to Applied Mathematics
MA 335 - Symbolic Logic
MA 341 - Applied Differential Equations I
MA 351 - Introduction to Discrete Mathematical Models
MA 402 - Computational Mathematics: Models, Methods and Analysis
MA 403 - Introduction to Modern Algebra
MA 405 - Introduction to Linear Algebra and Matrices
MA 407 - Introduction to Modern Algebra for Mathematics Majors
MA 408 - Foundations of Euclidean Geometry
MA 410 - Theory of Numbers
MA 412 - Long-Term Actuarial Models
MA 413 - Short-Term Actuarial Models
MA 416 - Introduction to Combinatorics
MA 421 - Introduction to Probability
MA 425 - Mathematical Analysis I
MA 427 - Introduction to Numerical Analysis I
MA 437 - Applications of Algebra
ST 311 - Introduction to Statistics
ST 412 - Long-Term Actuarial Models
ST 413 - Short-Term Actuarial Models
ST 546 - Probability and Stochastic Processes I
ST 561 - Intermediate Econometrics
MA 101 - Intermediate Algebra
MA 103 - Topics in Contemporary Mathematics
MA 105 - Mathematics of Finance
MA 111 - Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry
MA 114 - Introduction to Finite Mathematics with Applications
MA 222 - Applied Discrete Mathematics
MA 241 - Calculus II
MA 242 - Calculus III
MA 301 - Introduction to Differential Equations
MA 302 - Numerical Applications to Differential Equations
MA 303 - Linear Analysis
MA 305 - Elementary Linear Algebra
MA 308 - College Geometry
MA 325 - Introduction to Applied Mathematics
MA 335 - Symbolic Logic
MA 341 - Applied Differential Equations I
MA 351 - Introduction to Discrete Mathematical Models
MA 402 - Computational Mathematics: Models, Methods and Analysis
MA 403 - Introduction to Modern Algebra
MA 405 - Introduction to Linear Algebra and Matrices
MA 407 - Introduction to Modern Algebra for Mathematics Majors
MA 408 - Foundations of Euclidean Geometry
MA 410 - Theory of Numbers
MA 412 - Long-Term Actuarial Models
MA 413 - Short-Term Actuarial Models
MA 416 - Introduction to Combinatorics
MA 421 - Introduction to Probability
MA 425 - Mathematical Analysis I
MA 427 - Introduction to Numerical Analysis I
MA 437 - Applications of Algebra
ST 311 - Introduction to Statistics
ST 412 - Long-Term Actuarial Models
ST 413 - Short-Term Actuarial Models
ST 546 - Probability and Stochastic Processes I
ST 561 - Intermediate Econometrics
15 Jan 2006, 16:56
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Definitely statistics oriented courses. Most of your college algebra and geometry would probably be redudant to your high school work. Most of the algebra stuff can be reviewed with books.
15 Jan 2006, 20:04
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I like the fact that you are thinking ahead. Many of the courses you mention would be useful for an MBA program but not particulary relevant for GMAT preparation. I agree with Porscheboy that if you have mastered geometry, algebra, and basic statistics you are at a good starting point for your own preparation.
