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I know that there are a few similar forums to this, but none directly answer my question. I was an art major in undergrad and now am completing my post-bacc. I would like to apply to Robert Wood Johnson for linkage, but they require 1 semester of "college mathematics." The only math I have taken in college is Probability (not Statistics). I emailed them today to see if probability counted, and this is the response I got:
Hello,
Any branch of college level math, i.e., algebra, trig, calculus, statistics will suffice the requirement.
Thank you
Soooo, that does mean that probability counts? I asked my advisor, who said she wasn't sure, and my friends seem to think RWJMS's response means probability does count. I was planning to take calculus over the summer, but I go to a pretentious ivy league and the summer calc course is another $4,000 that I don't want to take out private loans for. I was considering the community college's summer classes to get calc out of the way, but I cannot use student loans and don't really have much money.
What do you guys think, can I skip calculus, or should I just bite the bullet and take it over the summer? Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated.
Hello,
Any branch of college level math, i.e., algebra, trig, calculus, statistics will suffice the requirement.
Thank you
Soooo, that does mean that probability counts? I asked my advisor, who said she wasn't sure, and my friends seem to think RWJMS's response means probability does count. I was planning to take calculus over the summer, but I go to a pretentious ivy league and the summer calc course is another $4,000 that I don't want to take out private loans for. I was considering the community college's summer classes to get calc out of the way, but I cannot use student loans and don't really have much money.
What do you guys think, can I skip calculus, or should I just bite the bullet and take it over the summer? Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated.
