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I am looking at schools like Einstein which require 2 semesters of "college-level mathematics." Would a course titled "Mathematics of Social Choice" (Tufts University) count as college-level mathematics? The course focused on voting and fair division. The math was simple (at most algebra), and most of the questions were proof-based.
Einstein's website says that statistics and computer science (and I'm assuming calculus) are acceptable. My question is, does ANY course offered by a college math department count as "college-level" or does it have to be calculus or beyond? For example, would a symmetry class taken at a 4 yr university count as "college level"?
Clearly math is not my forte and I tried to avoid it as much as possible lol.
Thanks!
Einstein's website says that statistics and computer science (and I'm assuming calculus) are acceptable. My question is, does ANY course offered by a college math department count as "college-level" or does it have to be calculus or beyond? For example, would a symmetry class taken at a 4 yr university count as "college level"?
Clearly math is not my forte and I tried to avoid it as much as possible lol.
Thanks!