Another Year Gone By...

[Deadwood_Zen]

Everything past Geometry isn't required for life skills. Unless you want to be a mathematician or engineer, you don't need it. I'm thinking of taking Business Math And Statistics over the next two years instead of Pre-Cal and Calculus. Only problem is, I need both Pre-Cal and Calculus for college. Might not be able to go, though. Confuzzled on what to do... "Fuck this shit" doesn't work with the counselors, either.

[Magmar]

I'm thinking of taking Business Math And Statistics over the next two years instead of Pre-Cal and Calculus. Only problem is, I need both Pre-Cal and Calculus for college.

Statistics is a really good course to have if you're going into nursing, psychology, business, sciences or sociology. Not too many other things really require it. I took up to Algebra 2 in high school and that got me into a couple good schools still. Most colleges have a liberal arts math course or two that you can take to fill up your required math so if you don't plan on pursuing math, you won't have to take a difficult math class.

At my school I had to take two semesters of business analysis and two semesters of statistics, a year of accounting, a year of economics, and a semester of finance. So sooner or later you're going to be taking math anyway if you go that route.