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Start at a community college with Calculus 1 & 2. Linear Algebra(depends on the school reqs). Engineering Statistics if they offer it. And Maybe a CSC class
by limeblack 8y ago
Start at a community college with Calculus 1 & 2. Linear Algebra(depends on the school reqs). Engineering Statistics if they offer it. And Maybe a CSC class or 2. If you can't get through those classes it likely doesn't make sense to take out additional loans. I majored in something different because of the Math requirements. Information Technology may be a better choice if you struggle with Math.
- miguelrochefort 8y agoI already did calculus and linear algebra, before and during my first semester at University back in 2011-2012. I didn't attend any lecture or put much effort into it, and I got bad grades (although I passed). I don't remember anything about them, and I might have to do them again (I'm not sure if they're transferable). I have enough savings to pay for university in my home province without taking any loan.