Quote:
Originally Posted by snappythecrab
in reply to weirdo...
I disagree. the applicant in question doesn't even have what amounts to what is more and more becoming a US high school level education in mathematics. while schools are sometimes willing to overlook a rigorous background mathematics, I would be willing to bet that the number of students admitted to top programs that have never seen a derivative, is very, very, small. even schools such as George Mason require that students have at least two semesters of calc and one of linear algebra.
|
I'm not from US and I always see Calculus as a requirement for most PhD programs (non-econs). I'm curious - what are the topics that are covered in the "standard" 2-semester of Calculus? Thanks in advance for the enlightenment.